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10 Signs You Should Invest In Security

February 2, 2018 by WINNS Services
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10 Signs You Should Invest In Security

 

The top ten signs that you need to invest in security for your business.

01. No lighting outside your business

If you have no lighting outside of your business site, it allows people to walk right up to it without being clearly seen. This can give a criminal the perfect opportunity to try and break in. An idea to solve this is light sensors that are activated when someone walks past.

02. Being able to see into the office at night

Depending if your business is located on the ground floor you will need to make sure that people walking by at night, or whenever the building is empty, can’t see straight in. This may tempt someone to try and break into your offices, shop for the computers or other valuable items.

03. No cameras

A basic deterrent to stop your property from getting broken into is a camera. If this is visible to passers by then it should be enough to prevent them breaking in. Or, if they do decide to try anyway then you have footage to show the police.

04. A door that's out of sight from any onlookers

Some buildings have a side door access point, this can be a weakness in security for your building. By being out of sight this could give someone a good amount of time to try and break in to the building.

05. In an area that’s already had break-ins

If the area your business is located in has had break-ins recently you may want to invest in security, as it’s likely that they have been looking at other places in the area. By having no security or minimal security you are putting your company in jeopardy of potential breaking and entering. 

06. No security alarm

This is another great security item to have as it usually means you have a box on the building that makes potential intruders aware that an alarm will go off if broken into. If you can’t afford an alarm or need one ASAP then some companies also make dummy ones. This does not provide you with the alarm system but still a look alike box for your building. This will deter most criminals as it presents a risk not worth taking.

07. Work alone in the building

If you or your employees work alone in the building at times then you should make sure there is security. Someone leaving alone at night could be vulnerable from an attacker that may want to enter the building.

08. Being closed over festive periods

Your premises will also be vulnerable over festive periods as most criminals will recognise that most buildings are empty at this time. This gives them a good opportunity to check these areas for susceptible buildings without being suspected.

09. Do the entry points look secure or old and weak?

The doors and windows to your building should at the very least have locks on. These may be visible to anyone looking around. If the locks look secure, it may be enough to put them off. However, if these locks look old and weak they are probably going to try their luck.

10. Shutters on the doors and/or windows

Shutters are another good idea for your business as this deters people from being able to look inside your property. It also shows straight away that it is going to be difficult to break in, leaving your site and moving onto the next building.

WINNS services offers their security services to all companies that feel the need to tighten up on protecting their business. We offer many plans and types of security so I'll be guaranteed to have one for you. Our company has been established for over two decades and pride ourselves on providing high standards of security. For more information about our services or book our services please contact us on 01702 719100.

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