Public spaces like office buildings can be prime targets for burglars and burglars. In many cases, burglars have access to the office building and offices, and are free to come and go as they please. Many of them schedule their entrance to the building for regular breaks, lunches, very early in the day or very late, just before everyone goes home. Thieves can sneak into the cubbyholes and go straight to the right drawer to find purses, wallets, and other valuables. Brazen thieves might try to take computers and computer accessories. Anyone can be a victim of these types of crimes, and the culprit is not always a stranger. Sometimes employees can also be guilty of theft.

Security cameras, whether they are regular or wireless cameras, can be one of the best defenses against potential break-ins. Well-placed cameras can deter would-be thieves, as many of them don’t want to risk getting caught. Cameras can also provide crucial evidence if something is stolen. A full security system would be a great idea, but you can install cameras to help solve an ongoing problem or stop a problem before it starts.

If you install cameras in a work environment, always keep privacy issues in mind. Cameras should never be installed in an area that has a reasonable expectation of privacy. Cameras should be kept out of restrooms, offices, cubicles, or break areas. If you have any concerns about privacy or employee rights, please speak with human resources.