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Hollywood has done a lot for the security business, but it has not done a lot for consumers. People are always watching high-tech, high-stakes robberies on movies. They get the wrong idea about security devices. In these heists, ace criminals get together to steal millions of dollars from some of the most high-tech vaults in the world. The only things that can even approach managing to stop them are security systems that involve voice print identification, retinal scanning, infrared motion detectors, automatic lockdowns, and all kinds of other high-tech gadgets. In reality, however, these types of heists represent an infinitesimal proportion of security breaches. For your average consumer, a security bar over the door and the windows is enough to scare away most would-be bad guys.

Of course, it all depends on what business you're in. For example, if you run a liquor store, the more security the better. A security bar over the door won't help when robbers pose as customers. If that happens, you need security cages. You need to be able to secure your employees behind lexan, or at least wire mesh. That way, unless your criminals are very smart or carrying extremely high-powered weapons, your employees will be safe until the cops come. If you are just trying to prevent break-ins, however, security bars are likely to be enough. Even if you live in a very bad neighborhood, you are unlikely to come across someone who will steal from your house if there is a security bar and a well-built door to stop them.

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