Understanding time theft is the first step in preventing it! Read our blog post to learn how to spot time theft and take steps to create secure, reliable time-tracking processes. https://pycm.co/4g1FH2T
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Freight fraud keeps evolving. Your protection should too. Highway's Performance Guarantee covers up to $100,000 against stolen freight when brokers follow the Highway standard using Connect, Load Lock, Secure Rate Con Delivery, and Highway's monitoring tools as intended. This isn't another promise. It's accountability backed by action. Learn how to qualify: https://lnkd.in/gBwqFZs2
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Precision or Recall? You don't have to choose—you need both. Learn how to strike the right balance in your fraud detection strategy to protect your business: https://bit.ly/4h0garf
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Tool theft is a growing issue for tradespeople across the UK 🧰 Our latest Tool Theft Gap Report reveals a range of insights, including: - How common tool theft really is - That some tradespeople are unsure whether they have tool theft cover - The steps tradespeople are taking to better protect their tools Swipe through the carousel to explore some of the key findings from the report. Read the full report here 👉 https://lnkd.in/etP47wBT #tooltheft #tradespeople #constructionuk
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Tool theft remains one of the biggest challenges facing tradespeople and contractors across the UK. This new report from Tradesman Saver explores the real cost of tool theft and its impact on businesses, beyond simply replacing stolen equipment. From lost income and missed jobs to project delays and business disruption, the consequences can be significant. It's a worthwhile read for anyone working in construction, property maintenance, or the wider trades sector, particularly given the continued rise in tool and van theft across the industry.
Tool theft is a growing issue for tradespeople across the UK 🧰 Our latest Tool Theft Gap Report reveals a range of insights, including: - How common tool theft really is - That some tradespeople are unsure whether they have tool theft cover - The steps tradespeople are taking to better protect their tools Swipe through the carousel to explore some of the key findings from the report. Read the full report here 👉 https://lnkd.in/etP47wBT #tooltheft #tradespeople #constructionuk
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Scam texts are becoming more sophisticated. Learn how to spot the warning signs, avoid common schemes, and protect yourself from text message fraud. https://lnkd.in/g5TPstA3
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Yesterday's thread confirmed what I hear on every site walk: most customers assume cameras deter. Here's what the research actually shows — worth saving if you sell security: Cameras alone: ~13% crime reduction, across a 40-year review of 76 studies. Outdoor lighting, in a randomized controlled trial run by the University of Chicago Crime Lab: at minimum a 36% drop in nighttime outdoor index crime — and it was still there three years later. And the same 40-year review found cameras reach their strongest results when detection is paired with an active response — most often improved lighting. From interviews with 422 convicted burglars: more than half said they'd abandon a crime in progress once the situation visibly changed. Detection tells you something happened. Response is what changes what happens. The gap between those two is the most under-sold line item on every site plan.
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This is a good example of why prevention tools need an evidence trail. The camera footage matters, but so do timestamps, chain of custody, reporting steps and what the policy actually requires for proof of loss.
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We're always working to prevent fraud with cutting-edge technology. But technology isn't enough. Here are some ways you can help safeguard against fraud!
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Protecting your contact center starts with staying ahead of fraud. Learn how to reduce risk, support your agents, and safeguard customer trust. Read our blog: https://lnkd.in/ggxh-YWm #FraudPrevention
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS ABOUT VEHICLE SECURITY — PART 2 How long does police response to a stolen-vehicle report take? There is no guaranteed response time. After a report is received, police resources may be allocated within approximately 20 minutes—or it may take several hours. Response depends on: • The availability of officers and vehicles • Other emergencies occurring at the time • The location of the stolen vehicle • The priority and risk level of ongoing operations This is why the first few minutes after discovering a vehicle theft are extremely important. A GPS location is valuable, but someone must be ready to interpret the information, activate a response and continuously coordinate with the police. Learn more: https://wix.to/L5ajIR7
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