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Real-World Security Concerns What Should Your Building Be Concerned About?

What 'real world' security risks should co-ops and condos be most concerned about?
Everyone wants to feel safe and secure in their homes -- but it's easy to get carried away and waste resources on over-the-top security measures that may not actually be warranted. In this segment, multifamily security pros discuss how they help client communities accurately assess their risks and exposures and formulate a security plan that addresses those concerns without wasting money on unnecessary extras. 

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