Part II: What is the Link Between Private Security Density & Risk Reduction?
Part II of our deep dive into data finds compelling proof that greater investment in trained, well‑deployed private security—paired with surveillance and controls—pays dividends by cutting theft, embezzlement, claims and premiums.
Do More Private Security Officers Improve Public Safety and Reduce Risk? (Part I)
Private security now outnumbers police in many places, which has not gone unnoticed by insurers, courts, and businesses. New Ligue analysis shows that higher density of properly trained personnel, when integrated with technology, correlates with fewer insurance claims, reduced legal exposure, and measurable cost savings for enterprises.
How Strong is the Link Between Financial Performance and Security?
Strong security and property protection not only shields profits but also drives investor confidence and stock-price gains, according to academic research.
Case Study: Hospital Uses Smarter, Faster Security Patrols to Prevent Violence, Reduce Complaints, and Safeguard Reputation and Profitability
A hospital leveraged its security firm's AI-driven patrol technology to dramatically reduce security incidents and empower officers to focus on critical areas like the emergency department and for deterring violence in psychiatric care units.
When Security Integrates People with Technology, Unexpected Benefits Can Be Expected
Integrated security solutions, combining human expertise with technology, not only enhance security operations but also yield significant (and surprising) business value.
New Infographic Combats Business Myth that ‘Security is a Cost Center’
A company’s spending on security may not directly generate company profits, but that doesn’t mean it can’t benefit a company’s share price or boosts its revenue.
