Loss Prevention

/ˈlɒs prɪˌvɛnʃən/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Measures and strategies employed by businesses and organizations to reduce theft, fraud, and damage to property, often to protect assets and minimize financial loss.
    The company implemented comprehensive loss prevention policies after a series of internal thefts.

Forms

  • loss prevention

Commentary

In legal contexts, loss prevention overlaps with compliance and security but primarily focuses on proactive organizational measures to deter loss rather than legal penalties or remedies.

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