Practical reading for warehouse, distribution center and logistics managers.
These articles are written for the people who run warehouses: operations managers, distribution center leads and logistics directors who need practical answers, not sales talk. Each one draws on published data from sources such as Verisk CargoNet, TT Club, TAPA and OSHA, and on what SecureOne has learned providing industrial security services for warehouses and distribution centers since 2002.
Verisk CargoNet data shows cargo thieves taking fewer loads but bigger ones, with estimated losses of nearly $725 million in 2025. Here is what that means for your gate, dock and yard, and five controls that make a warehouse a harder target.
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A practical walk-through you can complete in an afternoon, covering the fence line, gates, yard lighting, dock doors, cameras, keys and badges, inventory controls, exit routes and officer post orders.
Read the checklist ›If you are new to warehouse security or reviewing your program from the ground up, our warehouse security guide covers the six most common challenges, from cargo theft and insider loss to dock safety and fire exits, and the controls that address each one. For buildings that do not need an officer on site all night, SecureOne's mobile patrol services offer scheduled and random patrols with alarm response. You can also read more about SecureOne and how our team has built contract security programs since 2002.
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