People who take responsibility for others’ safety share an uncommon capacity for commitment, whether they fight wars, crime, fires, illness or hunger and loneliness. Top-notch security people are no exception, as you’ll learn when you read the article in this issue about how our officers and managers performed during Hurricane Sandy.
READ MORE »A “nice man from Medicare” calls and tells an elderly woman that he has to have her bank account and social security number right away or she will lose her benefits. When she says her daughter handles all her financial concerns, the man reassures her that she is perfectly capable of dealing with this small matter and that there’s no reason to bother her daughter.
READ MORE »It’s notoriously hard to prove a negative, and yet a security company measures the success of its officers by what they keep from happening — no break-ins, no shoplifting, no assaults. That’s why Cambridge Security makes use of the latest and best patrol-monitoring technology.
READ MORE »When Hurricane Sandy flooded parts of New York City, Cambridge Security officers were on duty at several apartment buildings that were hit hard. One in Brooklyn had over a foot and a half of water in the lobby.
READ MORE »What’s new at Cambridge Security?
New Clients & Assignments