Did you know that it can take just 13 seconds for an intruder to break into your property? If you have a traditional lock cylinder – like 90 per cent of other homeowners – then you may be vulnerable to intruders who are able to manipulate these security measures with minimum fuss.13 seconds seems like an awfully short time, doesn’t it? Just to demonstrate how short, Webrevolve have produced this infographic that lists 12 other things you can do in just 13 seconds. Read More

Home insurance company reports indicate that up to half of all intruders gain entry through unsecured windows. Given this, it just makes sense to secure these vulnerable areas of a house. Fortunately, various kinds of window security options exist on the market today. Read More

In the present society, the evolution of technology has left a significant mark upon every aspect of our lives. Among others, major improvements have been brought in the personal security aspect. Whether at home, the working place or out for a walk, one is concerned about his and his family’s well being and also about his properties. Read More

Wireless technology is truly changing the world in which we live in a wide variety of ways. Wireless technology offers the ability to communicate, send and receive information and share almost anything from thousands of miles away instantly. Read More

We all understand the importance of protecting our homes, our families and our property. Insurance gives us the peace of mind that if something does go wrong then certain things are covered. For example you can cover you motorhome with motorhome insurance and if it gets stolen you’re covered and that’s great, but what about the holiday snaps on the memory card you left in there after you went camping over the long

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Except from installing limited system, one of American company through embedding GPS technique into the phone to let parents supervise whether their children drive beyond limited speed at any time, and can offer necessary help in time. Read More

Despite a late effort by some members to delay a vote on video surveillance inside its high schools, the Fairfax County School Board moved forward with the policy at its Thursday meeting, calling it another tool to deter theft and bullying and help schools make better use of its resources.The policy, which passed 8-4, was first brought before the school board in September by the Fairfax County High School Principals Association and the schools’ Department of Facilities and Transportation Services, who said the program could help administrators curb disciplinary issues like food fights, physical altercations or drug dealing. The policy will allow cameras to be installed in "hot spots" like cafeterias and lobbys on a school by school basis. Read More

One man was killed and his wife seriously injured as a recent home invasion robbery in Philadelphia turned deadly.

The incident occurred around 3:30 a.m. on March 5 in the Strawberry Mansion area of Philadelphia. Also home were the couple's young children, according to The Associated

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