How does your company secure freestanding monitors against earthquakes?

Hi all. This has been on my mind lately, since around our office I see more and more people doing the stand-up desk fad and putting their expensive Apple monitors on basically wooden Ikea platforms. (and we are in Bay Area earthquake territory)

Seems to me in an earthquake, all of these expensive monitors are ripe to be toppled from a large height, straight off those platforms since they're completely top heavy. Not like the old days when at least the desk formed the majority of the nearby surface below, or CRTs were just unmovable.

Do you have any specific way of securing monitors like this? Or have you thought about what to do?

Would be interested to hear your comments.