Able Protector @AbleProtector

Be Your Own Home Security Hero. ableprotector.com Joined July 2024

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Able Protector @AbleProtector

2 days ago

Security Tip of the Day: Don’t just lock up — design gates that channel people where you want them, using signage and fencing for maximum control and security.

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3 days ago

Security Tip of the Day: Incorporating gates into CPTED designs helps establish territorial boundaries and guide access to safe spaces, boosting security and community confidence.

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5 days ago

Security Tip of the Day: For effective CPTED, gates should allow clear visibility, minimizing blind spots and promoting natural surveillance — deterring crime before it starts.

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6 days ago

CPTED Security Tip of the Day: A wall with no graffiti says “secure.” A wall full of tags says “unguarded.” Which message does your property send? Maintenance Management matters.

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a week ago

CPTED Security Tip of the Day: Graffiti is fast. That means your security response has to be faster. Mobile patrols + community alerts make a difference. Capable Guardians are necessary.

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a week ago

CPTED Security Tip of the Day: Graffiti may look harmless, but it can damage a company’s brand image and suggest “nobody is watching.” Always secure the perimeter. Surveillance matters.

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a week ago

CPTED Security Tip of the Day: Graffiti hotspots often overlap with other crime risk zones. Mapping them can boost patrol strategies. Geo Spatial Intelligence is a key tool.

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2 weeks ago

CPTED Security Tip of the Day: Hidden cameras aren’t just for catching thieves—they help identify repeat graffiti taggers too. Surveillance is key.

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2 weeks ago

CPTED Security Tip of the Day: Every new tag increases the chance of more. Quick removal + visible deterrents = stronger security impression. It's the Maintenance Management principle in action.

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CPTED Security Tip of the Day: Graffiti can be more than vandalism—it’s sometimes a “territory marker.” Security teams should treat it as early-warning intel, and gangs use it to establish territoriality.

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2 weeks ago

CPTED Security Tip of the Day: Tagging often happens in the shadows. Improve lighting and watch how graffiti incidents drop overnight. This can include trimming up trees and trimming down shrubs. Surveillance, Maintenance Management all in action.

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2 weeks ago

CPTED Security Tip of the Day: Fresh tags on your building? Don’t just paint over them. Cataloging and tracking is key to prevention.

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2 weeks ago

CPTED Security Tip of the Day: Graffiti isn’t always art—it can be a signal. Vandals tagging your walls may also be testing how closely your property is monitored. Broken Windows Theory says left unchecked, it will spread.

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3 weeks ago

Graffiti & CPTED: Research shows that physical barriers, good surveillance, and signage are among the CPTED methods that taggers themselves find most deterring during their target selection.

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3 weeks ago

CPTED Security Tip of the Day: Hidden cameras aren’t just for catching thieves—they help identify repeat graffiti taggers too. Surveillance is key.

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3 weeks ago

Graffiti & CPTED: Incorporating legitimate activity support — designing public areas so they’re used for legitimate gatherings—reduces opportunities for graffiti by keeping spaces regularly occupied.

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3 weeks ago

Graffiti & CPTED: Rapid removal of graffiti remains crucial as well-maintained spaces discourage reoffending and help reinforce a sense of safety and ownership.

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3 weeks ago

Graffiti & CPTED: Clear territorial reinforcement (like fencing, pavement patterns, and signage) marks public vs. private spaces and makes property boundaries obvious to everyone, including potential vandals.

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3 weeks ago

Graffiti & CPTED: Natural surveillance — clear sightlines from streets or neighboring properties—lets more people see what's happening, reducing unwanted graffiti.

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3 weeks ago

Graffiti & CPTED: Using three-dimensional surfaces or textured panels on infrastructure (instead of flat walls) scatters spray paint and makes graffiti difficult or unattractive.