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Former Employees Still Have Access: The Silent Threat to Businesses

Why Access Control Must End With Termination Small businesses thrive on trust, but that trust can become a liability when it isn’t managed properly. When employees leave, are you absolutely certain their access is fully revoked? Many companies forget to retrieve keys, disable door codes, or deactivate badge credentials. This oversight invites unauthorized access, which...

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Smart Vacation Security for Houston Homes

For Houstonians planning summer getaways or extended vacations, peace of mind should be part of the itinerary. But while you’re dreaming of sandy beaches or mountain air, potential burglars may see your absence as the perfect opportunity. With Houston ranking among the top cities for property crime in Texas, vacation security isn’t just a recommendation—it’s...

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National Safety Month: Protecting Lives Through Prevention and Security

Each June, the National Safety Council (NSC) leads the charge during National Safety Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the leading causes of injury and death at home, at work, and in our communities. This month-long campaign is especially relevant in fast-growing regions like Houston, Texas, where the blend of residential, commercial, and...

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The Summer Crime Surge: Why Violence Spikes When Temperatures Rise

As temperatures rise and schools close for the summer, law enforcement agencies across the country brace for what has become a well-documented seasonal trend: the summer crime surge. While summer is often thought of as a season of freedom, sunshine, and outdoor fun, it’s also historically associated with increased incidents of shootings, assaults, and property...

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Smart Pool Safety for Every Family

As the weather warms up, pools become a magnet for family fun. But behind the splash-filled afternoons and cannonballs lies a serious concern: drowning remains a leading cause of accidental death for young children. According to the CDC, about 4,000 people die from unintentional drowning each year in the United States—an average of 11 deaths...

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How Green Spaces Make Cities Safer

When we think about creating safer communities, we often focus on technology—surveillance systems, access control, alarm systems. But there’s another powerful tool in the safety toolbox: green spaces. Parks, gardens, and even tree-lined streets don’t just look good—they actively contribute to reducing crime and encouraging positive community engagement. In fact, the National Environmental Education Foundation...

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Moving Day Safety: Securing Your New Home from Day One

There’s nothing quite like the excitement of moving into a new home—fresh beginnings, a clean slate, and the thrill of new possibilities. But while you’re busy unpacking boxes and directing movers, your home may be more vulnerable than ever. Open doors, distracted attention, and high-value items left in plain sight can all create the perfect...

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When Security Equipment Is Damaged: What You Need to Know

Security systems are your silent sentinels—until they’re not. Whether it’s a surveillance camera, gate entry system, or access control hardware, when these essential tools are damaged, your property becomes vulnerable. From intentional destruction to freak accidents, the causes vary—but the solution starts with being prepared. Accidents, Weather, and Vandalism: The Threats Are Real Not all...

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When Workers Are Targeted: Protecting Employees from Aggression and Threats

We expect our workplaces to be safe havens—places where employees can focus on doing their jobs without fear. But across industries, stories of workers being targeted by verbal abuse, threats, and even violence are becoming more common. Whether it’s a utility worker trying to restore power during a storm, a server dealing with an irate...

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How to Keep Your Home Secure When Workers Are Onsite

Protecting Your Home When Workers Are Onsite Whether you’re renovating your kitchen, getting your HVAC serviced, or simply hiring a housekeepery, having workers at your home brings new security considerations. While most contractors and service providers are professional and trustworthy, it’s smart to take proactive steps to protect your family and your property. At Cultris...

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