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Did you know? |
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32% of Businesses*
... that are victims of crime still fail to implement any kind of additional security measures.
... even the most basic.
74% of Businesses*
... that actually do put additional security measures in place after being a victim, fail to consider their options fully as they feel pressured to make a quick decision, and often end up being ill advised. They often select the cheapest system, which inevitably means the system or product they end up with is inferior, doesn't meet any long term needs and usually gets replaced within 3 years.
26% of Businesses*
... yes, only 26%, of businesses that do implement security after being a victim take their time to review their options, talk to a variety of sources and even get independent advice on system types and design to help them make their decision.
On average, 1 in 200 Businesses*
... yes, that's 0.5% of businesses, in Gloucestershire have the luxury of having a person with some technical knowledge and proficiency dedicated to implementing security measures along with other building management duties. That means that 95.5% of systems purchased are made by people who are totally reliant on what a salesman says.
So what can you do?
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* Statistics taken from a sample of ASGuk database during 2002/03
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