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5. INTRODUCE A SET OF PHYSICAL SECURITY PROCEDURES
Providing robust security procedures for staff members from the moment they join your team can help mitigate the chances of security breaches. Indeed, as soon as a security mindset is instilled in your employees, you can train them up to identify potential business threats and to learn about situational awareness.
 
You may also want to consider hiring specialists to help conduct training sessions.

6. DRAW UP A CLEAR EMERGENCY PLAN
All businesses need to prepare for the worst, even if the chances of disaster striking are very low. Draw up an emergency plan and send it round to employees, covering aspects such as emergency alarms, evacuation procedures, and potential threats to life. Remember that security is about much more than just protecting your company’s finances: a strong emergency plan could end up saving a life.

KEEP YOUR BUSINESS PRODUCTIVE WITH APPROPRIATE SECURITY
Appropriate security considerations mean that your employees will feel safe and secure in the working environment, which is important to help them stay productive. Customers and clients will also appreciate suitable workplace security in your business, giving them confidence that data is safe and that your organisation is organised and efficient. And if the worst should happen, having the appropriate security measures in place will minimise disruptions to your business and provide the best opportunity to recover any missing items as quickly as possible.