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Major Elevator and Lobby Access Concerns in High-Rises

High-rise buildings rely heavily on shared access points, particularly elevators and lobbies, which makes access control more complex than in low-rise properties. Residents, employees, visitors, delivery personnel, and contractors often move through the same areas throughout the day. For this reason, many property managers rely on security for high-rise buildings

How to Prevent Unauthorized Access to Industrial Facilities

Industrial facilities handle valuable inventory, equipment, and sensitive operations that require strict control over who enters and moves through the property. When access controls are weak or inconsistently enforced, unauthorized individuals can enter unnoticed, increasing the risk of theft, damage, and safety incidents. This is why many operators rely on

Common Theft Risks at Shopping Centers

Shopping centers attract constant foot traffic, creating opportunities for retail activity but also increasing exposure to theft. Open layouts, multiple entrances, shared parking areas, and high customer turnover make these properties appealing targets for criminals. Without a structured security presence, theft can escalate quickly and impact tenants, customers, and property

Unauthorized Access Through Lobbies and the Growing Threat

Lobbies are designed to feel open and welcoming, but that openness often creates security gaps that are easy to exploit. As staffing is reduced and access becomes more automated, individuals can enter buildings without challenge simply by blending in. This is why many property managers rely on security guards for

Major Parking Lot Crimes and How to Prevent Them

Parking lots are often treated as secondary spaces, yet they are some of the most common locations for criminal activity. Poor lighting, limited supervision, and predictable traffic patterns make parking areas attractive targets for theft, vandalism, and personal safety incidents. Whether attached to retail centers, office buildings, hospitals, or residential

Why Hospitals Face Higher Security Risks Than Other Facilities

Hospitals operate under conditions that most facilities never experience, including constant public access, emotionally charged situations, and vulnerable populations moving through the building at all hours. Unlike offices or residential properties, hospitals cannot simply restrict entry without impacting care. This is why many healthcare systems rely on security guards in