As a Business owner you will have spent years building 
up your business, buying the necessary equipment,
and securing an agreement for your premises.
You may have bought the building from which you
operate out right or you may have signed a rental agreement.
However you have funded your premises, the contents and
the equipment that makes up your business is of fundamental
importance to you.
Your livelihood depends on your Business so if anything should go wrong you would find yourself at a loss. Even in the event that your business and contents insurance covers you for any belongings you have lost you will still need to account for the business you will lose in the meantime. If you are unable to operate for a significant amount of time you may lose orders and contracts, which would leave you much worse off on the long term.
The risk of criminal damage, fire, or theft
Your business is exposed to a number of risks from criminal damage to fire and theft. Criminal damage can range from some spray painted graffiti on the exterior of your property to wilful damage caused to your equipment and possessions so that you cannot operate. Fire and theft, whether caused illegally or accidentally, will have enormous consequences for the way your business functions, but at least with security systems in place you can minimise the risk of criminal activity.
Installing alarm systems
Alarm systems can prevent attempts to enter into your business premises even at night time when no one is around. A visible alarm system notifies possible intruders that they face a very real threat of detection and will ward many off even attempting to break in. Should an alarm be triggered, a centralised system will alert the authorities so that the police will be present within a short amount of time.
Fitting door entry systems
Door entry systems monitor the comings and goings within large office spaces so that you can monitor who is on the premises and where they are. Door entry systems will also prevent unauthorised persons from entering into the building at any time. These kinds of systems are more suited to larger office spaces, although they do have their purposes even for smaller businesses.
Preventing crime with CCTV
CCTV is commonly used in residential areas as well as open public spaces and is supposed to act as a deterrent to criminal activity. Although crime does happen, from the point of view of a business owner, you cannot really afford to be without CCTV. CCTV allows you to monitor the activities of your employees as well as those that enter your business. Even the presence of cameras on the premises will put off any would-be burglars. Because of the threat of detection that comes with onsite CCTV, cameras do have the ability to deter possible criminal acts, particularly intruders. On larger premises, cameras suggest constant surveillance, so not only with the criminal be concerned about identification but the threat of being caught by security.
Many of these security technologies are inexpensive to set up and will save you a great amount of money in the event that they prevent any crime taking place on your property.