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Black Friday and the holidays are likely the busiest time of year for your warehouse or distribution center. With thousands of orders to be filled, tons of products to move, and staff who are eager to get home to their families, security is the last thing you want to think about.  

Home security is a big issue and the cause of much anxiety for many homeowners, especially parents. 

These anxieties can be exacerbated when the parents are away, and a babysitter is left in charge of the children.  

When other businesses close for the day, they lock up their merchandise for safe keeping behind glass and protective metal gratings. Auto dealerships do things differently. The size of the merchandise means that the dealership’s cars and trucks are left out on the lot overnight.  

You have a duty to protect your home.  

First and foremost, you have a responsibility to protect yourself and your family from harm.  

That's why it is imperative to protect your home from hazards like break-ins, fires, carbon monoxide leaks, and more. But, if you hope to get a good night's rest, you can't be on guard all hours of the day.  

Business owners all over the world are feeling the effects of the most recent economic downturn. Open positions are numerous and businesses both big and small are struggling to find qualified workers.  

Home security is one of your most important duties as a homeowner. However, home security goes far beyond keeping your property secure from intruders and thieves.

Today, school safety is more important than ever. Over the past few decades, school violence has increased while security measures have struggled to keep up. 

If you own a business or commercial center then your number one priority, other than making a profit, is ensuring that your facilities and merchandise are secure.