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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.

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.

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.

Is ‘insta-bragging’ making you a target for burglary? Your hashtags and tagging of locations, people, brands and celebrities could be giving a burglar all they need.

A new feature called Alexa Guard could enhance your security by listening out for signs of a break in and then notifying you!

As the Association of British Insurers reports a 7 year high in payouts for car theft we take a look at how you can secure your car the thwart the thieves.

It’s probably fair to say that security tends to be male dominated, however on International Women’s Day we are delighted to pay tribute to a woman who has a huge legacy in security and deserves recognition. On International Women’s Day, we pay tribute to Marie Van Brittan Brown.

We have covered this topic before but it seems there is a bottomless supply of ‘disaster criminals’ whose dastardly capers don’t go to plan. Here are yet more examples of why crime doesn’t pay.

Methods used by would-be intruders to assess how vulnerable your home is

West Yorkshire Police is warning of an increase in lock-snapping burglaries in the Ossett area of Wakefield. We look at what lock-snapping is and why certain areas are targeted.