Effectively Dealing With Employee Theft....

From Security World News (by Shipali Sharma):  Every business, every industry, every service, regardless of their stature, or expanse, suffers to some degree due to the problem of employee theft. This problem has always, and unless curbed, will continue to be a leading cause of the reduced profits and performance of businesses everywhere.


By definition, employee theft refers to the stealing, use or misuse of one’s employer’s resources without permission to do so. Noticeably, money or financial assets are not the only resources which are victimized by this widespread problem of employee theft. There are several other kinds of “employee theft” which......Read more here.

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Is Security a necessary evil?

Traditionally, from managements point of view, corporate security has always operated from a fish bowl. This is due in part because security is a necessary evil ,that does not contribute to the corporation’s bottom line profit. So security should be extra cautious, when responding to managements innuendos. Read more here.

You’re Only As Good As The People You Hire

Ray Kroc, founder of McDonald’s Restaurants, often would say, “None of us is as good as all of us”. Kroc understood that his growing company could only be successful if it had the support and the dedication of its workers behind it. The same holds true, in the corporate security and/or safety fields. So, where does this mind set start? Read more here.

ASIS Survey ~ Results indicate that the need for security has increased.....

ASIS International conducted a survey of its members in January in an effort to assess the impact of the current economic environment. The survey respondents were asked about the economic impact on the security functions of their organizations during the previous six months (June-December 2008). ASIS is the preeminent organization for security management professionals...read more here.