• Free Checklist: Stop Tailgating at the Source

    Tailgating starts innocently—perhaps one of your employees is holding the door open for someone carrying boxes that look heavy. But it leads to security breaches that can end with people or property being harmed. Check out these anti-tailgating strategies.
    Feb. 10, 2025
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    Tailgating is one of the most common security breaches and can result in unauthorized entry by someone who could harm your property or people. Download this free checklist of anti-tailgating strategies to ensure only approved users are entering your building.

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