Security Guards & Savings

The numbers aren't pretty…and these barely scratch the surface. Slidell, Louisiana: $120,000Grapeland, Texas: $50,000Clifton Park, New York: $10,000+Detroit, Michigan: $70,000Weymouth, Massachusetts: $50,000+What do all these cities have in common? In each one, a car dealership…

A suspect shot two police officers in a retail store. In response, the officers' families are suing the retailer, the security company providing the guards, and the two security guards on duty at the time of the shooting. Why? Because the officers thought the guards had detained…

Energy companies face many challenges. Among them are safeguarding employees, protecting assets, maintaining compliance and overall business management. It takes an efficient and effective security solution to help keep such an important industry safe. Join Stealth at AAPA…

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration states the U.S. processes 56 million tons of iron and steel and 1.5 million tons of copper every year. Not only does scrap metal recycling protect the environment, it is also more cost-effective than mining raw materials. This…

The suburbs are not just for homes and retail anymore. Industrial companies, typically targets for downtowns and business parks, are making their way into the suburbs as cities rezone areas for these types of properties. The suburbs have turned into a center of business activity…

Find Out In Your Complete Guide to Securing Your Car Dealership According to Google/Comscore, 95 percent of vehicle shoppers begin their research online. So, getting consumers to their lots is a big issue for auto dealerships. Add that to the challenge of protecting valuable…

You're only as strong as your weakest link. This is especially true in building security, an industry that is people-driven. We all know people make mistakes, but not all errors that affect your security management program have a human factor. Here are the five common office…

With the Department of Energy reporting the amount of stolen copper exceeding $1 billion every year, it makes the metal attractive to thieves. Criminals know they can find it at construction sites even if the property has a fence around the perimeter. They know it can be sold…