Have you ever thought about how much counterfeiting really costs? No, it’s not a pun. Counterfeiting costs a lot – and not just in terms of money spent. Counterfeiting costs jobs, tax revenue and even lives in some cases.

Virtual currency has just started to explode in the past few years and the Bitcoin is definitely the leader of the pack. The Bitcoin is a form of virtual currency that can be used to buy and sell goods online,...

Generally, counterfeit money is created so that someone can try to pass it off as real currency but in the case of these counterfeit coins, not only are they perfectly legal – they are each worth a thousand bucks. That’s...

Since the central government demonetized the Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes last week, there have been nearly three-dozen deaths. Why would the central government even have attempted such a move, knowing how it would negatively affect and inconvenience its citizenry?

The law prohibits certain types of people from being served alcohol or cigarettes. Having this information is crucial to your business if you run a bar. This helps bar owners from breaking the rules to avoid getting heavy fines or losing their license which is not good for business. Using an ID scanner to verify someone's age and identity ensures that it will be easier and faster for you to spot patrons who can bring you problems.

A CCTV kit provides coverage for commercial or private property. Using them is not as expensive or as complicated as most people think. These cameras constantly record and if they have a big hard drive, they can record for several months.

Over 15 million US residents have their identities stolen each year. Identify theft results in financial losses amounting to $50 billion. On average 7% of adults have their identity misused, which results in a loss of $ 3,500 per person for each case of stolen identity. 100 million people are potentially at risk of having their identities stolen.

The kind of experience that your customer has during the checkout process at your store has a huge impact on whether they decide to come back to your store or if they decide to never come back.

Scott Wolfe, a Police Constable in Regina, Canada came across a counterfeiting case one fall, where a counterfeiter had cut out the security window from a $5 bill and transferred it to a $50 bill and a $100 bill.