WHY HVM-RATED SECURITY MISSES THE REALITY OF LUXURY RETAIL RAM-RAIDS

Luxury retailers in every major market are facing a surge in vehicle-enabled theft, but are the HVM security standards really applicable in this market? Ram-raids on stores are not acts of terrorism. They are smaller cars, reversed into shopfronts, struck again and again at low speed — until a person can climb through. The established crash standards were never designed to measure that. This paper explains the gap, and what products should actually be tested against.
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What the report covers:

  • How a retail ram-raid actually happens

  • Why the existing HVM standards miss the threat

  • Why bollards are not always the answer

  • A purpose-built approach