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Business Security tips from CPNI
June 28th, 2010 | 
Author: The following are Business security tips published by the CPNI (Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure)
Top ten security guidelines
- assess the risks to your business
- consider security first when planning building works
- establish a security culture in your business
- keep premises clear and tidy
- control access points and use staff and visitor passes
- install physical measures e.g. locks, alarms, CCTV, lighting etc
- establish good mail handling procedures
- recruit carefully, checking identities and following up references
- take proper IT security precautions
- test your business continuity plans regularly
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Tags: Access Points, Alarms, Business Continuity, Business Planning, Business Plans, Business Security, Business Tips, G Locks, Mail, National Infrastructure, Physical Measures, Premises, Security Culture, Security Guidelines, Security Precautions, Security Test, Security Tips, Test Plans, Top Ten Security | 
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£5m for small business to improve security announced by Home Office
A £5m fund for small retailers to buy security devices such as alarms, UV markers or radios and an online assessment tool are part of a new retail crime action plan unveiled by Home Office Minister Alan Campbell on the 06 Aug 09.
It will provide grants of up to £3,000 to small businesses in 50 priority areas, to buy security devices such as alarms, UV markers to detect counterfeit notes, security grills or dye packs to mark goods. Partnerships of small retailers can bid for grants of up to £50,000 to help improve a neighbourhood and reduce the risk of crime.
Alan Campbell said, ‘Small businesses play a vital role in our communities and I am determined to ensure that small businesses are not taken advantage of during these hard economic times, by providing real support where it is most needed. ‘From today we are providing real help to businesses with a £5m fund to pay for improved security in the places it is most needed.
The plan can be read by following the link below:
http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/documents/retail-crime-action-plan?view=Binary
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Tags: 5m, Alan Campbell, Alarms, Assessment Tool, Counterfeit Notes, Dye, Economic Times, Gov Uk, Grants, Home Office Minister, Improved Security, Neighbourhood, Partnerships, Priority Areas, Radios, Retail Crime, Security Devices, Security Grills, Small Business, Small Businesses |
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10 Security tips form the Centre for the Protection of National Infrastructure
Assess the risks to your business
Consider security first when planning building work
Establish a security culture in your business
Keep premises clear and tidy
Control access points and use staff and visitor passes
Install physical measures e.g. locks, alarms, CCTV, lighting etc
Establish good mail handling procedures
Recruit carefully, checking identities and following up references
Take proper IT security precautions
Test your business continuity plans regularly
If you would like help or advice with the implementation of anything mentioned above