K. G. WRIGHT BEGINS WITH A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE ORGANIZATION OF SECURITY IN GREAT BRITAIN AND OUTLINES VIABLE APPROACHES TO PROVIDING ADEQUATE SECURITY IN THE BUSINESS SECTOR. THE SPECIFIC INGREDIENTS OF AN EFFECTIVE SECURITY SYSTEM ARE DISCUSSED IN DETAIL AND INCLUDE PLANNING, SECURITY MANPOWER, LOCKS, SAFES AND STRONGROOMS, ALARM SYSTEMS, AND INSURANCE. THE BOOK CONCLUDES WITH AN EXAMINATION OF LOSSES THROUGH INTERNAL PILFERAGE AND INDUSTRIAL ESPIONAGE.