Securing Your Nursery for Christmas 2024: A Seasonal Security Checklist
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Planning to set up an event and want to ensure that your event runs smoothly and safely without putting a huge strain on your team? Read on to find out how...
Now that 2021 is in the past and a new year is officially in play, let’s take the time to look at some of the exciting new security trends that your firm needs to watch out for this year.
Many parents have security concerns over their children's safety. The only problem is, how can you tackle these issues if you don’t know what they are? Hopefully, by the end of this blog post, you’ll know exactly what you can be doing to help support parents by alleviating your nursery security concerns
The use of biometric verification has made everyday life much easier, helping to simplify situations that require identification. For example, when access to a company needs to be guaranteed, or when you make a digital payment.
The method of identifying people using fingerprints has been around for over 100 years. Even then, the purpose was crime-solving. The first automatic system for identifying fingerprints was developed later and came into use in the 1970s. The application focused on advancing the fight against crime.
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Why is it that only after an emergency has already happened, do many people opt for more effective burglary protection? Why not secure yourself before it has happened and keep all your valuables safe and intact?
As you open your office doors again, you might be asking yourself, should masks be made mandatory in the workplace? Should you invest in fever-detection measures just in case? Should we just throw all the rules out the window and try to go back to the way things were before the pandemic?
Russell Ellis and Ian Evans are challenging themselves to race for Alice Charity because they want to support vulnerable families in need. It is an organisation that we believe in at Almas and we want to show our support by racing to raise money.