How To Improve Your Perimeter Security?

Perimeter Security

Improve perimeter visibility
Criminals love blind spots. What better way to be able to carry out their activity without fear of being spotted than a badly lit corner or dense undergrowth for cover. With this in mind, take a walk round your business property or premises and see if there are any blind spots or dark areas. If there are, you may want to install some perimeter lighting or motion sensors to illuminate those naturally dark corner or areas. In addition you might also want to trim back any dense undergrowth.

Aside from looking more aesthetically pleasing, it will no longer provide sufficient cover for any opportunist thief looking to steal from you.

Check existing perimeter security
As you do a walk round, you might want to check the state of existing perimeter security.
This being the case you should be looking out for broken or damaged fence panelling, any obvious holes in wire fencing, and/or any obvious burrows or holes underneath your fencing, either from a dog or rabbits. Look to replace sections of your broken fencing and/or fill in any obvious holes.

Install surveillance equipment
It doesn’t have to be start-of-the-art expensive equipment and even a simple static CCTV camera pinpointed on one area may suffice. You might also want to put up signage warning those who intend to steal that security cameras are in operation. Okay so CCTV won’t stop the most determined of thieves, however along with any accompanying warning signage, it can be a great deterrent for any passing thieve looking for an easy target.

Don’t leave your valuables on display
Okay so this isn’t strictly about perimeter security per se, but many thefts from business premises and residential properties occur on the spur of the moment, normally when the thief in question sees something that catches their eye. With this in mind, it’s always best not to leave any valuables on display. For instance if you run a construction company, don’t leave your machinery in full view of passers by.

Source: Mas Group

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