14. No there are some inexpensive solutions that help a lot
You want to lock sensitive information in a safe strong enough to deter a thief (meaning it takes long enough to break in that there is a good chance they will get caught). Alarm systems and private security services can help. Anything on a computer should be encrypted.
It's sad we have to spend the money, but it doesn't have to break the bank.
I'd like to see some republican operatives end up with felony burglary convictions.
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