Even as burglary rates have declined in many regions, intruders have adapted—and they target homes with easy vulnerabilities. At the same time, package theft (porch piracy) has soared as online shopping grows. The result: many homeowners feel a false sense of security while leaving gaps that criminals exploit. To stay ahead, it’s vital to understand the most common home security mistakes, backed by data and practical fixes you can apply immediately. Top Security Mistakes & How to Fix Them 1. Relying on luck instead of locking up A large share of burglaries happen without forced entry—doors or windows were simply…
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Business burglaries continue to pose serious financial and operational risks in 2025. Small businesses, retail stores, and warehouses remain top targets because they often have valuable equipment, inventory, and cash on-site. According to global insurance data, over 60% of small businesses that suffer major burglaries struggle to recover fully, with many closing within a year. The rise of organized property crime, combined with economic pressure and technology-enabled methods like signal jammers and lock bumping, makes business security a top priority. Whether you operate a local store or manage multiple branches, preventing a break-in requires multiple layers of protection—not just cameras…