As summer finally draws to a close and people welcome the arrival of cooler temperatures, it is the ideal time for business owners to prepare for the fall by inspecting all areas of their property for possible repairs and improvements. As we begin to see earlier sunsets and longer evenings, it's important that commercial properties take proactive steps to make their businesses as safe as possible for customers, employees, vendors, and any other guests to their property.

September is National Preparedness Month, which is recognized each year to encourage disaster and emergency planning for individuals and families. Too often people are left unprepared when disaster strikes, and a lack of early preparation typically results in a longer and more difficult recovery period. In today's Aegis blog post, we look at three areas of preparation everyone should evaluate and discuss.

Cyber crimes are a growing problem in our country and across the globe as companies struggle to protect themselves, their data, and their clients from hackers and other cyber criminals eager to steal valuable data. It is estimated that by the year 2024, cyber crimes could cost American businesses over $5 trillion dollars from liability claims, damaged reputations, and the loss of customers. In today's Aegis blog post, we look at several ways companies can better protect themselves and their client data from cyber criminals.

Our global technology improves and evolves on a near daily basis, with new innovations and tools available for private and commercial use. One of the most popular tech gadgets to hit the market in the last few years have been small drones, capable of reaching unseen areas while also providing crisp and beautiful digital video footage. For business owners, drone technology can both grow and protect a business, and our Aegis blog post today provides three specific examples of how this can be done.