It’s 3 am. Your phone rings. The alarm has gone off again. You know it’s probably another false alarm, but you can’t ignore it. You check the cameras, call the keyholder, and go through the motions. You’re exhausted. Frustrated. And starting to wonder what it is going to cost, this time.
You can have two types of alarm systems - ones that are monitored... and ones that are not. What are the differences and what do they mean to you? Let's have a look...
We wrote about Kim Kardashian's horrifying ordeal as she was held at gunpoint and robbed in a luxury Parisian hotel. Multiple news outlets claim Kim and Kanye were on the brink of divorce due to the stress of the robbery and subsequent media fallout.
And, aside from Kim's woes, there are many questions about the poor security measures that failed to prevent the robbery in the first place.
A monitored security alarm is the nearest thing to having a dedicated guard on duty at your home or business. Our graphic quickly shows you how it works!
How many times have you heard someone say their faithful dog would never let anyone near them? Maybe you're even relying on your own pooch to raise the alarm if any bad guys try their luck at your house?
Knowledge is power! Here's a quick video guide to thetop 5 tactics used by burglars- and what you can do about them!
Getting a top security system installed is a great way to secure your home or business, but having it monitored by an alarm receiving centre is so much better. Why?
A London jewellers recently lost up to £1m of precious stock in a robbery. The traditional Victorian building was meant to be impossible to break into. But, according to these thieves, getting into the building next door was easy!
They spent two daysdrilling through the wall and helping themselves to precious metals and gems. Bringing back memories of Hatton Garden?
What went wrong with the security systems? What can we learn to protect our own livelihoods?