The first sign is usually ordinary. A staff member mentions a gap on the shelf that nobody logged. A customer lingers too long by the till. The back door sticks, the stockroom feels busier than it should, and you're left wondering whether you need another camera, a better one, or a proper plan. For a…
You lock up after closing, check the shutters, set the alarm, and drive home. Then the questions start. Did the delivery door fully close? Did a member of staff leave the side entrance unsecured? If there's a slip, a theft, or an after-hours break-in, will you have footage that clearly shows what happened, or just…
You lock the office, hear the latch click, and assume the risk has dropped for the night. In practice, that's often the moment your exposure changes, not disappears. Empty receptions, side doors used by cleaners, shared car parks, delivery entrances, and unmonitored internal corridors all create gaps that a basic alarm or a cheap camera…
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