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Home security should be a priority for every homeowner and tenant. Designing, installing and purchasing your home security can be incredibly straightforward. So long as you have an efficient security...

We’ve all heard the stories of somebody local suffering the trauma of being burgled at home. It can be a terrifying ordeal, and your home may never feel the same...

You might be surprised to discover that most burglaries occur during the day. Specifically, in the early afternoon, between noon and 4pm. This goes against what many of us believe....

You’re getting ready to leave for your holiday, so you double-check your to-do list. Packed everything? Checked-in online? Exchanged your money? Set emails to out-of-office? And finally, have you left...

Thieves may be looking for something in your house that is far more valuable than your TV, your money or your jewellery: they’re after your data.

Burglars rarely walk round with the tools needed to break into your house in their possession; they’re much more likely to use the tools and equipment YOU provide!

How you can keep your home secure just by applying some common sense principles.

Imagine hearing a spooky nursery rhyme played over and over throughout the night with no idea where it’s coming from and then discovering it’s been triggered by spiders!

If you’re planning renovation works, you need to factor your security system into those plans for the purposes of disconnecting contacts, moving/adding sensors and reconfiguring the system.

Summer is here but beware what you share on social media. To demonstrate the risks we have created a campaign that shows the the information that would-be burglars are getting from your posts.

We have, once again, passed our annual inspection by the Security Systems and Alarm Inspection Board (SSAIB): a status held since 1994 when the SSAIB was founded.

Cats may be a great companion but owning one could make you a target for burglary. Cats can give opportunities to burglars for 3 main reasons but there are ways to avoid the risk and keep your pet.