Things were terrific at Y Bank on Pintail Street until an unfortunate incident occurred. Before the incident, the bank had installed hidden cameras, a fancy alarm system, and bars on entrance and exit doors. Nevertheless, the bank was burglarized last week. Although no employees were hurt, one of the bank's most loyal and respected tellers said, "For the first time in five years, I feel a bit uneasy, fearful on the job." The bank may find that for this employee and others, the need must now be met.

The correct  answer is safety.

Explanation:

A bank offers itself as the right place to put material flows in good custody, in addition to offering the possibility of profiting money. The premise is that storing assets in a financial institution is safer than having them at home or under the mattress, as the ancestors did.

The security that financial institutions represent is supported both by security technologies, software and hardware, as well as internal policies and procedures. But these measures must be subject to criteria such as: the risks to which the bank is exposed, the volume of funds and securities held in the bank office, the geographical and commercial location of the same, the loss ratio in the region where the office is located.

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