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Picture this. Your office keys got misplaced, and someone used those keys to sneak into your office while you were away and left with your expensive equipment. This is nothing less than a nightmare, and no business would ever like to happen to them. But have you ever wondered why this happens?

A business is either burgled or robbed every 13 seconds somewhere in the U.S. The majority of owners assume that their locked doors, a simple alarm, or a night guard are sufficient. Now imagine this: It’s Tuesday morning. You enter your office with a cup of coffee and realize the back door is slightly ajar. On the other hand, some boxes are missing from your storage room. The register shows a missing cash deposit. You look at your old security system, and it shows you grainy, useless footage. No faces. No proof.

No matter how advanced the equipment you have, the team, or the revenue you make, all of this is at risk if you don’t have the security in place. Just imagine that you’re sitting on your porch, relaxing, and your phone pings with a live feed from your camera showing that someone is walking to your front gate. 

Think Your Business is Safe? Think Again. Last week small business owners normally quite locked up the office like usual with confidence in security that is integrated like what 5 years back. But by morning hundreds of inventory were gone, and only the footage was available. 

Ever wonder what’s the most difficult thing when planning a security system installation? No, it’s not choosing the security system but the access control installer for the installation. We mean, there are so many experts out there today that it becomes nearly impossible to decide which one to choose and which not to. 

This was another Monday morning like any other day in the life of Lisa, the operations manager in a mid-sized logistics company, which was situated in downtown Dallas. With a coffee in her hand, she walked into the office, and she realized her office door was open, papers were on the floor, and the petty cash drawer was empty.