Security Guide: Keeping Your Small Business Safe

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Security Guide Keeping Your Small Business Safe

• Taking Responsibility For Keeping Your Employees
  And Customers Safe
• Is Something That Can Go A Long Way.
• After All, Winning And Keeping The Trust Of Your
  Customers Is What Matters The Most.
• To Protect Everything, You Have Built To Date,
  Pay Attention To Both Digital And Physical
  Assets.
• Here Is A Brief Guide That Covers Both Of These
  Important Aspects In General

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How To Protect The Physical Assets?

• Install Security Surveillance Cameras
• Install A Monitored Alarm System
• Upgrade The Door Security
• Familiarize With Local Law Enforcement
• Limit Employee Access
• Review Your Hiring Practices

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Install Security Surveillance Cameras

• Security Camera Surveillance is an excellent
  deterrent for criminals
• Adding a variety of cameras at different
  locations is essential to get a view at every
  angle
• Make sure some of the cameras are hidden from
  plain sight
• Doorways, parking lots, and windows are some of
  the most vulnerable spots
• Invest in high-definition cameras with efficient
  night vision recording features
• Add adequate lighting around your commercial
  building

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Upgrade The Door Security

• The best time to think about your business
  security is when you hunt for the building
  location
• One must prefer neighborhoods with minimum crime
  rates
• But if you are too late for that, beef up the
  front and back doors alike
• A vast majority of commercial building break-ins
  are through the front doors and building windows
• The deadbolts are the most secure type of locks
• Invest in access control systems to protect your
  business

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Limit Employee Access

• Although employees are the backbone of the
  company
• it is crucial to limit their access where
  necessary
• If an employee doesnt need really access to
  records of a sensitive nature
• dont make them available
• When it comes to keys, only give copies of keys
  to the people who absolutely need them
• Keep track of employees who have access to your
  digital and physical spaces at all times of the
  year
• It not only keeps everyone safe, but it also
  creates a culture where everyone takes
  responsibility

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How To Protect Your Digital Assets?

• Secure Your Server
• Hire Cybersecurity Experts
• Keep A Check on Email Boxes

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Keep A Check On Email Boxes

• Make sure the emails are scanned for potential
  viruses and threats.
• Educate your employees on common phishing
  tactics.
• Pairing up real-time remote video monitoring and
  the security guard services policy can toughen up
  
• The walls of your business against intruders,
  hackers,
• And pretty much anyone with malicious intentions

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Hire Cybersecurity Experts

• If you have not a designated IT expert in your
  workforce
• it is best to take one on-board
• Consider security as a long-term investment
• When working with a cybersecurity company is not
  an option
• keep up with virus protection software