1. What does the “C” and “D” in C&D Security stand for? The “C” and “D” in C&D Security, stand for the names of the company’s original owners--the Creamers and the Derringtons, who began the business in 1959. C&D was incorporated in 1971 as “C and D Enterprises, Inc.,” and did business under the name “C&D Bonded Security,” until insurance issues rendered the term “bonded” obsolete. After that, it was simply “C&D Security.” The four original partners have since retired, but the Derrington family still owns and controls the organization.

2. Where does C&D Security operate? C&D is a national security organization, with operations currently extending to eleven states: California, Colorado, Connecticut, DC, New Mexico, Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Utah, and Virginia.