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In this article, we will look at GDPR in relation to security and why compliance is important for all businesses
We are now more aware than ever of how personal data is being collected and used. But where is it ok to install a CCTV camera, and where isn’t it?
Is your business based in Ireland? Then it is worth reading the latest statistics on crime, which show which areas of the country have the highest crime rate. You may be surprised by what you read. Recent news coverage has highlighted a growing problem with crime, much of which is affecting businesses. Do you have the right security to help prevent burglary, robbery, vandalism and other threats to your business?
Is your business based in London? Then it is worth reading the latest statistics on crime, which show which areas of the city have the highest crime rate. You may be surprised by what you read. The spike in crime rates has rightly left many people concerned about security. Do you have the right security to help prevent burglary, robbery, vandalism and other threats to your business?
When you run a car dealership, whether franchised or independent, security needs to be a top priority when it comes to day-to-day business. You may assume that stealing a car from a dealership presents more problems than stealing a car off the street, but this is, in fact not the case - dealerships are often targeted by gangs who ‘steal to order’. In this article we will take an in-depth look at what you can do as a dealership to build a security system which helps to prevent costly vandalism or theft.
Road haulage is an essential part of the fabric of the UK, supplying goods to people and businesses. Haulage is a highly competitive marketplace but a low-margin business. It is a service-driven industry, responding to fluctuating customer demand. The industry today is strongly IT-led, with most operators working within a tightly regulated licensing regime that actively promotes road safety compliance.
The global biometrics market is growing at a rapid pace. Diverse worldwide needs for increased security to combat rising instances of security breaches, identity theft and data hacking are driving business to seek out authentication technologies that are reliable and difficult to fake
Tailgating is one of the most common security breach methods. It starts out innocently, an employee opening a door and holding it open for others, visitors without badges or the passive acceptance of an un-uniformed worker. The problem with these lax situations is that they open your business to undocumented and unauthorised entry by individuals who could intend harm to your property and occupants.
Over the course of human history, the ways in which we have paid for goods has changed many times. As we move into the 21st century, will the payment method of the future be biometrics?