CAP INDEX ANNOUNCES 2011 CANADIAN RISK DATABASE

Updated Statistics Provide Most Accurate Portrait of Crime Risk Available

CAP Index, Inc., the world leader in crime vulnerability and loss prevention analytics, today introduced the 2011 Canadian version of its comprehensive CRIMECAST® database.

Designed to accurately identify the risk of personal and property crimes at a specific location, CRIMECAST products are derived from an advanced evaluation system. Last year’s passage of Bill 168 mandated employers to conduct an assessment of the risk of workplace violence, making the CRIMECAST database an essential component of Canadian security strategy.

“CRIMECAST data effectively assists organizations in ranking and comparing multiple locations, site selection, security resource allocation, litigation and underwriting,” said Jon D. Groussman, President and Chief Operating Officer of CAP Index. “With the 2011 update, our Canadian clients can be confident that they have the most up-to-the-minute information by which to design and evaluate their safety and security platforms.”

The 2011 version of CRIMECAST also includes the CAPremium Report, which provides two crime risk maps – standard and expansive – as well as the Proximity Analysis, which provides a summary of points of interest within a user-defined radius. The database also contains interactive mapping functions and a Uniform Crime Reporting Survey.

For more information, please contact Chuck Bonfig at 800-227-7475 x111, or via email at chuck@capindex.com.


About CAP Index, Inc.

CAP Index, Inc. is the world leader in crime forecasting. For nearly 25 years, the company has provided innovative solutions to Fortune 500 corporations and government agencies looking to minimize a broad range of losses, including shortage, general liability, fraud and crimes against persons and property.

CAP Index provides loss forecasting tools to 81 of the U.S. Fortune 100 companies, as well as leading retailers, financial institutions, insurance companies and quick service restaurant (QSR) chains throughout the U.S., U.K. and Canada.