Inefficient or inadequate operator performance can cost companies in both financial and productivity losses. So, what are some of the obstacles that prevent them from responding quickly and with a reasonable level of expertise? Additionally, what are the costs of not providing your alarm monitoring center with the tools they need to do their jobs well? … Continued
COVID-19 Implications for Security Budgets Smaller budgets are a reality for most teams in many organizations. More than half of CFOs are considering pushing back or canceling investments, according to a PricewaterhouseCoopers survey. Even as some regions are able to return to a semblance of normalcy, others are having to scale back to early-pandemic measures as cases … Continued
Employee Health and Safety Employees are the backbone of a good company and they should be a security professional’s first consideration during a major crisis. However, because they are so essential, workers can also be the most vulnerable points of entry into a company. Your security team should be aware of the current physical, mental, … Continued
Sources of Workplace Violence in Healthcare Workplace violence in the healthcare environment comes from multiple sources. There are three groups most likely to be involved: • Patients: Most patients in hospital settings are experiencing severe stress due to health problems, cost, uncertainty, and more. This can sometimes cause violent reactions to upsetting news. • Family and visitors: Similarly, visiting … Continued
Building a Continuity Plan A well-designed business continuity plan allows organizations to adapt when disruptions arise. However, planning for an unforeseen event at an unknown time can be challenging. The key for most teams is planning to maximize flexibility and adaptability. Your team should analyze their operations, security, and communications to identify weaknesses. Creating redundancies can enable your … Continued