While security guards in other nations may be able to carry guns, it is against the law for private security guards in Australia to do so, especially as Australia has tight gun control regulations. However, security officers are allowed to physically detain members of the public if required, for example, if they pose a threat …

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The crime rate is 96.4 offences per 1000 persons, according to Statista Research on Recorded Crime in the country. Since 2013, there have been a total of 6.43 million reported offences, a steady increase in crime. Criminals frequently target businesses in order to steal or destroy property; tens of thousands of such incidents occur each …

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The maxim “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of treatment” best describes the main objective of the security business as a whole. This has never been more evidently shown than in the current wave of cyberattacks against educational institutions, school systems, and colleges as the epidemic has expedited a move to distance learning. …

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Without a question, one of the settings that presents the greatest security challenges is a construction site. Construction sites, in contrast, are a virtual free-for-all, with multiple points of entry and exit and various contractors and subcontractors coming and going at different times throughout the day. This is in contrast to the four walls of …

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