As we continue to navigate the many challenges associated with the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s essential to ensure that our employees are safe and our profits protected. We asked loss prevention…
Omni channel loss prevention professionals will be faced with lots of new challenges with the fast growth of Covid-19 cases and the strict preventative measures being implemented nationally. The growing…
Thruvision are proud to sponsor the Retail Risk London event on 2nd April 2020. In line with previous successful Retail Risk events, we will be showcasing our very latest people…
The EMEA Transported Asset Protection Association (TAPA) Conference is due to take place on 18-19 March 2020 in Amsterdam, where Thruvision will be demonstrating our range of loss prevention people…
Following extensive customer and market research we are extremely proud to introduce our new Loss Prevention Camera (LPC), our first camera dedicated to detecting items as small as 3cm x…
Body scanners "are now a key element of the security equation at airports and other safety-critical locations" writes Timothy Compston for the International Security Journal. Key points: The global airport…
International customs and border security agencies have traditionally used screening technology to inspect baggage, vehicles, mail and cargo containers for illicit goods and contraband. People screening at ports of entry…
US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has deployed Thruvision people screening technology at select ports of entry to enable detection of items concealed under clothing, thereby eliminating the need for…
Lessons learned for profit protection and improved security The rapid growth of distribution centres has created challenges for profit protection and loss prevention managers. Theft from distribution centres is estimated…
Airport employee background checks are critical – but not foolproof Under US law, people applying to work in secure areas of an airport must pass a vetting process run by…
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/09/16/body-heat-scanners-used-la-metro-deployed-london-tackle-knife/
