The Power of Privacy: How We Keep You Anonymous and Secure
Many clients often don’t want the public to know they are securing their windows. Armitek is aware of keeping our client’s information secure and never disclosing the names and locations of the places we do business with. Most projects are left anonymous for various reasons such as:
- Schools and government buildings don’t want potential threats to know about upgrading their security.
- Clients do not want private funds or security levels publicized.
- A secret facility or office that no one knows exists.
- Private residences or businesses don’t want anyone to know about their protection.
- Every client has their reasons for keeping their security private.
Schools and Government Buildings Don’t Want Potential Threats to Know About Upgrading Their Security
Schools and government buildings usually don’t want potential threats to know what they are up against in advance. If someone who seeks to infiltrate their building finds out about secured windows, they may find other means to enter the building. This defeats the point of installing security windows in the first place and the client could lose money.
This is one of the greatest insurance measures and we want to provide that security by not sharing that information.
Buildings such as schools and government buildings ask to be kept anonymous to keep their students and employees safe.
Break-ins happen often, and it’s usually through a window. If the window is secured, it’s likely the intruder will get caught before getting inside. If the intruder is aware of the security windows, they could break in from another way. The fewer people who know about their upgraded security, the more likely an intruder will unknowingly try to break through a secured window.
Clients Do Not Want Private Funds or Security Levels Publicized
Most buildings that request security windows often don’t want the public to know they are looking for security. If they are announced publicly, it’s easy for other security-based companies to get a hold of that same client and try to sell their products. This leaves the client bombarded with phone calls and emails as solicitors try to upsell products and get the client to purchase more than they bargained for.
Many clients don’t like their information being sold. Armitek can keep information anonymous to help prevent solicitors from spamming its clients. This is another way to protect both windows and information.
A Secret Facility or Office That No One Knows Exists
Secret facilities prefer to keep confidential information. Armitek promises to never disclose information for any business that prefers to keep it under the radar and stay protected. By us not disclosing their information or names, these clients can ensure their windows are being secured without the public knowing about it.
Private Residences or Businesses Don’t Want Anyone to Know About Their Protection
Home security has grown among the nation and more homeowners are looking for ways to protect their tenants and themselves. Security windows have become a common element to add security for homes.
Along with homes, private businesses are also seeking protection. This applies to companies, private schools, and places of worship. Armitek can assure that regardless of the size of the job or business, their information will remain anonymous.
Every Client Has Their Reasons for Keeping Their Security Private
Although we have brought up various reasons, every client seeks privacy and anonymity in their own way. Our company will only disclose information under the client’s permission and by their regulations.
Armitek will typically talk about jobs in a confidential manner. An example is when we talk about installing ballistic glass for a military building. This doesn’t disclose what type of military building or the exact location and provides the client peace of mind.
What We Do to Keep Our Clients Anonymous
Unless with permission from the client, Armitek will never disclose the work we do on security windows. This is for both security film and ballistic glass along with the other products that we sell. This type of insurance leaves the client knowing their information is protected.
Although we will mention general businesses that we do work with, we will never talk about where it is or the name of the company. This applies to businesses, schools, government buildings, banks, churches, and homes.
Armitek strives to ensure our clients are comfortable and happy with securing their windows. Their information will never be disclosed without their consent and Armitek will keep that promise of security long after the jobs are completed.
Conclusion
With crime rates on the rise, windows have become the easiest way to break into any building. If the intruder is left unaware of windows being secured, it may help prevent the break-in. Clients want to have that surety that they are left anonymous, not just so intruders are unaware of the update but also to prevent solicitors from spamming their personal information.
Armitek can keep jobs anonymous so that the client can feel that both their privacy and their windows are protected.
