Incorporating security measures, such as lock plates, security cameras, signage, and package cages, combats package theft in buildings. Open communication with residents enhances prevention efforts.
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Thwarting Theft
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QR Code ID: "I Live Here"
A digital identification back-up for when co-op and condo staff are unavailable.
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Video Doorbells: Shareholders Skirmish Over Surveillance
Security versus the right to privacy.
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Stolen Data
The nightmare at your doorstep.
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Email Disclosure
A court ruling presents a slippery slope for boards.
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Package Precautions
Launched by the NYPD, the SHIELD program hits home.
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Things That Go Bump
It was 3 in the morning and someone was ringing at my buzzer.
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Guardian of the Gates
“I’m always concerned with security.” – Peter Rufli
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Shop Steward
“You don’t want to micromanage.” – Barry Lipton
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The Doorman Who Wasn’t There
Remote doorman systems are offering enhanced security – and a lot more.
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