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The snow is falling, the sun sets early, and twinkling lights illuminate our homes and streets.  

Winter is here and that means a change in your home security strategies.  

You want to keep your business safe. That means protecting your employees and your property from a variety of threats including intruders, fires, and other dangers which can threaten your well-being. 

Home security is on everyone's mind these days.  

There are many threats to your family’s security both inside and outside the home.  

The reality of how we do business has changed forever.  

The global pandemic caused a massive change in our daily lives, including, and perhaps especially, how we work.  

Your home and loved ones can be vulnerable to many dangers, including home fires. 

Home fires can happen at any time, but they generally increase during the fall and winter, with December and January being the peak months.

The holiday season is the most profitable time for retail businesses.  

However, the increased foot traffic means that your business will also experience the highest level of employee theft and shoplifting.  

Keeping your home secure is a year-round job.  

However, you might be susceptible to letting your guard down right when you are at a high risk of home invasion or theft, during the holiday season.  

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.  

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.