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Effective security is imperative during economic instability.
The British Security Industry Association (BSIA) is advising organisations who may be contemplating cutting back on security during these uncertain economic times to think again.
With the Home Office anticipating an increase in overall crime figures - based on previous downturns - now more than ever, the BSIA believes, that existing security systems and procedures should be maintained. There may even be a case for additional investment to protect assets and people and to realise long-term savings in terms of the impact of crime on public and commercial areas.
Recession-related crime only highlights the need for investment in stringent security measures to not only prevent crime but also curb the financial, physical and emotional impact that becoming a victim of crime can have. Many businesses and public sector bodies may decide to cut back on security when times get tough but realistically this is the time when adequate or even increased security makes more sense.
Source: BSIA
Last Updated on Thursday, 03 September 2009



