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The uptick in social unrest around the country over the past two years has become a major problem for business owners and federal and local government involved in building ownership. Incidents of s mash-and-grab crime, forced entry and political vandalism have increased as well. In most cases the problem is unprotected glass windows . The greatest and most dramatic example of what can happen during a civil unrest event occurred on Jan. 6 when protestors breeched the U.S. Capitol. They entered the building through unsecured windows and doors. The result was one of the most dramatic – and scary - scenes in recent U.S. history. One that has been watched over and over again by a shocked nation. How to Keep Vandals and Protestors Out of Your Building There are various ways to protect building windows. Security films are one way. If they include an attachment system, they can be both effective and reasonably priced. However, on the first floor of buildings in cities where the potential