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Now that you have a home safe, chances are that you see the benefits of having one. Perhaps you’re interested in a commercial safe for the same reasons you bought a home safe. A good, durable safe will give you peace-of-mind. Perhaps you continue putting it off for another day. The problem with continuing to put this off is that you may experience a break-in and this could be tragic if some of your most valuable assets were stolen from you. You may not be familiar with the various types of safes that are available to you and this is why we are writing this article to further assist you in finding the right type of commercial safe. Below you will find a list of commercial safes that our locksmiths commonly install.
Office Safe
Keeping up with sensitive information can be hard if you’re working on multiple things at one time. You may have a list of clients and their information in your office that you do not want to fall into the wrong hands. You can benefit from an office safe that will protect such documents. This is generally a safe that can fit comfortably in your office without attracting too much attention. There are plenty of them to choose from and we’re happy to assist.
Under the Counter Cash Safe
If you own a retail business where a lot of cash comes through there on a regular basis, it is most important that you protect the money while it is still inside your retail establishment. The best way to do this is to buy an under the counter cash safe. It protects you and your employees who are in the store. It secures your cash and provides you with quick cash management solution.
Multi-user Safe
When several managers need to have access to important things that need to be immediately returned, a multi-user safe may be your best option. This type of safe usually comes with a keypad lock. Newer ones are designed with software that enables you to track when the safe is opened and who opened it. It is a great way to secure cash, sensitive information and documents. It is especially useful when several people need to gain access to the items.
Fireproof Safe
You might think that all safes offer fire protection, however, this is not true. Some have had to find out the hard way that their safe doesn’t offer this type of protection. A good fire safe will offer at least 30 minutes to two hours of protection withstanding temperatures of 1200° to 1850° F. A fire safe provides protection against fire damage and water damages.
Data Safe
If you have taken the time to back up valuable computer information, why not go a step further by backing up your files. A data safe is created to protect all sorts of electronic media in the event of fire. If off-site storage isn’t possible, a data safe is the best option for protecting files.
Businesses may not always understand how important it is to protect their assets and valuable information. Just because you don’t see how others can possible benefit from your information, doesn’t mean they won’t find a way. Since you may not feel as though these things are all that important, you might neglect backing up the files with this information on it. Most businesses know that if they are going to protect themselves and their clients and customers, they must protect their assets. This may involve hiring someone to advise you of the best way to handle such delicate and sensitive information. While you might not know it, locksmiths have a lot of experience in this area. They do more than you might imagine when it comes to overall security protection.
What to Keep in Your Safe?
We are often asked this question, what should I keep in my safe? There are a variety of items that would be good for you to keep in your safe. Determining this ahead of time will help you figure out which type of safe will be most appropriate for you. Here are a few more things you should keep in mind when purchasing a commercial safe
If you understand the value in having a safe in your home, how much more so should you have one in your business? This isn’t something to take lightly. In fact, it is extremely important. If you have heard of security breaches this is because there has been a break-down in security somewhere. Don’t let this happen to you. Get the help you need from a qualified professional if you are unsure how to protect your assets and important client information. Don’t leave yourself and your clients and customers susceptible to having sensitive information stolen. This could prove tragic to you and could actually cost you your business. If you have taken the time, energy and effort to build up your commercial business, why wouldn’t you protect it? This is something that is worth considering, especially if you have worked hard to get what you have. There are security companies that will assist you but they will be very costly. Before seeking the services of a security company, why not find out what a locksmith can offer in the way of products and advise.