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Retailers have the ability to take an intelligence-led approach to turn loss prevention into a proactive operation rather than a reactive one.  

Secured entry solutions have long been established as proven tools in the fight against shrinkage, theft and unauthorized entry into protected areas.

Following several investigations, the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) has cited Dollar General for workplace safety violations.

Brand impersonation schemes involve sending messages to impersonate a company to scam the receiver into giving away account credentials and payments.

Attack trends such as brute forcing, carding, credential stuffing, inventory hoarding, scalping and web scraping were analyzed in a recent report.

Video surveillance is as critical as ever and it will continue to play a central role in retail security to protect stores, customers and employees.

A Jersey Shore Dollar Tree was cited by OSHA for blocked exits and electrical panels. This is one of many citations against the retail chain.

When it comes to protecting retail networks from ransomware, basic security prevention can go a long way toward avoiding major damage.

Dollar General was cited for blocked fire exits and extinguishers. Dollar General Corp. is included in OSHA's Severe Violator Enforcement Program.

This continuously growing volume of data presents new challenges, as well as new opportunities, for organizations to build consumer trust.