One-day holidays may not seem like a major security threat. After all, you’re only away from home for a day, a long weekend at most. But it only takes thieves mere minutes to make their way into your home – or business – and wreak major havoc. Korner Security guards offer smart Memorial Day safety tips to keep you, your family, your possessions, and your business safe on this last weekend in May.

Whatever type of business you run, if you’ve concluded that you need a security guard on the premises as a crucial part of your operation, one of the other important questions you must now ask yourself is: Do I need an armed security guard or an unarmed security guard?

You are lucky that your business has always been safe. You are lucky that your building has never been vandalized. You are lucky that no one has ever threatened the safety of your patrons, residents, or employees. Luck is a weightless, arbitrary, unreal thing – but when it comes to true safety, you make your own good luck when you have security guards on your side.

In a country more divided than ever, where words and actions of hate can be found far too easily, there is one area that is especially vulnerable but often overlooked – religious institutions. In Florida, the non-profit organization JewBelong is trying to change this reality and has run a billboard campaign to raise awareness about anti-Semitism. One of the billboards reads: “Does your church need armed guards? Cause our synagogue does.” So, the question is: Does your place of worship need church security guards?

Having a security guard stationed in one place on your premises lets visitors, employees, patrons, or residents know that there is always someone on the lookout. This constant security presence is valuable and important, but there are also advantages to adding a mobile patrol security guard to your safety measures.

Individuals make personal resolutions and business owners make company-wide resolutions that are good for them, their employees, and their patrons. What should be on the agenda in 2022? In a world that keeps getting more worrisome, adding security guards to your premises is a safe bet and a resolution worth initiating and keeping all year long.

It’s odd how this festive and thankful time of year is marked by two consumer holidays known as Blackout Wednesday and Black Friday. They’re very different occasions, but both call for extra safeguards in the form of security guards depending on the kind of business you operate.

Vandalism and Halloween go hand-in-hand. Some of the acts are minor and simply annoying, like toilet paper in your front yard. Other behaviors are more destructive and could even lead to the need to file a police report or insurance claim. Here are tips to keep your home safe on Halloween so you can make sure it’s truly a fun-filled night for you and your family.

Your office building or apartment building may operate on the honor system, with no front desk security guard on site to monitor the comings and goings of visitors, residents, or employees. The world, however, is shifting dramatically, and safety measures must increase to ensure that everyone on the premises that you’re responsible for stays safe. It’s more important than ever to have a front desk security guard in place.

With most children going back to school in person, schools have new rules, regulations, and health matters in play. Enforcing regulations will require determination and may call for an extra pair of hands to keep the educational environment calm, safe, and in order. Ask yourself the following questions to determine if you need a school security guard now or at any time during the school year.