When businesses invest in security, they tend to think about the obvious safety measures such as alarms, CCTV, and access control. There’s one vulnerability that often gets overlooked, however, and it’s quite obvious when we think about it. Windows. For
Schools are meant to be safe spaces for learning. But with windows and glass doors often being the weakest points of entry in any building, it’s worth asking: how secure is your school? Security window film for schools is becoming
Creating safe spaces for vulnerable individuals is more than just a design challenge; it’s a matter of life and well-being. Anti-ligature products are at the heart of this mission, offering innovative ways to prevent self-harm by removing risks like exposed
Privacy in schools has never been more crucial. From protecting personal data under GDPR regulations to implementing robust safety measures against potential intruders, schools are seeking effective solutions to enhance security. Recently, several primary and secondary schools in Cardiff and
Winter is one of the worst times of the year for break-ins as the darkness and the cold makes for fewer people on the streets to deter opportunistic criminals. When it comes to the wet weather as well, injuries on-premises
As a result of 2020, everyone now knows three big things when it comes to infection and viruses: Viruses spread through touch, Viruses can survive on surfaces for hours to days, Viruses are more likely to be attached to high-traffic
For the first time in almost 11 weeks, things are starting to move forward as we ease out of lockdown; schools are due to start up again, businesses are preparing to open up, and soon we will get our first
What’s the weakest part of your business? The most vulnerable part of any business (if operating out of a commercial building) is their glass windows and doors. This isn’t a surprise when you think about it really, as the glass
How are you planning to protect your premises during lockdown? With another three weeks (at least) to go in lockdown, business owners need to be prioritising their security to protect their premises and assets. Although a 3-week marker has been
In a time of such uncertainty, try to maximise the disruption and take control of what you can. Make the disruption work for you. a Can we help make the disruption work for you? Everything will be changing over the
