While reactive security measures are a foundational part of any business, proactive security measures have been increasing in popularity due to recent technological advancements in the security industry. Reactive security measures are those used to respond to a crime after it occurs, but proactive security measures seek to prevent the crime from ever occurring. Reactive and proactive security measures serve different roles …
This article was originally featured on the CB Advisors blog. New York vs. New Jersey: A Guide to Recreational Cannabis in the Mid-Atlantic In a span of five months, two of the largest cannabis markets in the eastern U.S. legalized adult-use. Highlight of this blog is comparing New York and New Jersey Cannabis Laws. New Jersey voters approved the expansion of its …
After years of strict prohibition, psilocybin therapy is finally gaining recognition for its medicinal benefits and use in the treatment of mental health. Though some areas have changed their laws regarding psilocybin research and access, the United States still has a long way to go before psilocybin is fully legitimized in the medical industry. The future of psilocybin will be …
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Despite a predominately cashless society, the cannabis industry still primarily operates using cash transactions. This is due to cannabis’ status as a federally illegal narcotic and leads to banking challenges for cannabis businesses. Although most cannabis transactions are completed using cash, there are alternative methods for non-cash cannabis transactions that are increasing in availability and popularity. Non-Cash Cannabis Transactions and Security There …
August, 19 2021 The day we have all been waiting for has finally arrived, the New Jersey cannabis license application regulations have been released. Something to highlight is New Jersey will be requiring city approval, which may require more security regulations. Applicants will really need to focus on their perimeter security. Here is what we know so far for security: …
While most cannabis business owners believe that external robberies or burglaries are their greatest threat, internal employee theft is actually one of the biggest interrupters in the growth and success of a business. One way to prevent and deter internal theft is to create and implement a Culture of Honesty. An employee Culture of Honesty ensures that the business is better protected from …
2021 has already been a huge year for cannabis, and the year is not over yet. There are still multiple cannabis conferences and tradeshows that people in the industry will not want to miss. Cannabis conferences and tradeshows are a great way for industry veterans and beginners alike to network. These events are also an excellent opportunity to make B2B …
While robbery prevention is a vital part of any retailer’s operations, it is especially important for cannabis businesses. Since cannabis is still illegal at the federal level, cannabis business owners are often forced to store large amounts of cannabis and cash on-site. This can make a cannabis business a tempting target for a potential criminal if security is not prioritized. …
This article was originally featured on the Psychedelic Passage blog. 2020 was a landmark year for psychedelic reform: one district, two cities, and an entire state passed legislation that decriminalized psychedelics in some way. And two cities that approved similar measures in 2019 have continued making further legislative progress in 2020. Though psychedelics are still federally illegal, these local initiatives …
