Alarm monitoring is a vital part of home security systems. Effective monitoring of alarms can lead to prompt apprehension of a criminal or prevention of crime.
The ‘Grandparent Scam’ Gets a Reboot
by mike on Sep 28., 2011 in Internet, security
The one thing every parent fears is getting a call from a son or daughter who is away traveling, begging for help as they have gotten into trouble. Yet the well-known Grandparent Scam is a twist on just that, with the fraudster telephoning the elderly relative and impersonating a grandchild who has gotten into serious [...]
Online banking – do you feel secure?
by mike on Sep 13., 2011 in security
In the modern world, speed and convenience is king and when it comes to banking, this means online access is one of the fastest growing methods of conducting transactions. It is possible to manage all kinds of accounts over the Internet. Everything from a current account to a savings account such as an ISA are [...]
Protect Yourself Online
by mike on Aug 30., 2011 in business technology, security
Modern technology has certainly made our lives easier. It is so convenient to shop, search for jobs, buy a car or house and then do your research online to find the best loans or mortgage to use to pay for these things! However, the Internet is a hotbed for individuals who want to steal your [...]
The Stealing of a Nation – The Rise of Malware in Music Downloads
by mike on Apr 07., 2011 in Internet, Software, security
It seems that searching for music online has never been so hazardous. In addition to the possibility of facing legal action, downloaders now face the prospect of having their hard drives wiped or data stolen through an increase in malware activity. Research from anti-virus providers McAfee has shown that, because of the proliferation of online [...]
USB Flash Disk Security – Two Main Options Explained
by Terence Harvey on Oct 15., 2010 in security
The subject of USB Flash disk security has been in the press repeatedly over recent years due to employees losing these storage devices, containing large volumes of company/customer data. The dangers of this occurring are a data protection nightmare. What is worst is that protecting USB drives with password protection is quite trivial to do. [...]
How to Protect Your Confidential Computer Data
by Terence Harvey on Oct 15., 2010 in security
If your computer is stolen, or even an intruder got physical access to your computer, you must start worrying that your privacy will become someone else’s property. Well, if the price of this data is not greater than the value of your computer then you are ok, but usually data on our computers are much [...]
Best Way To Be Safe: Biometric Fingerprint Door Lock
by Terence Harvey on Sep 25., 2010 in security
Let us face it, the priority of government offices, research facilities, commercial establishments, schools and residential areas are security and safety. After all, our lives are at stake in here. Your loved ones’ lives, your savings, your hard-earned money and a lot more are in dire need of safety as well. Valuable assets, whether it [...]
Home Security Camera Tips
by Terence Harvey on Sep 17., 2010 in security
We all know what security cameras are, and we have a general idea of where and how we could use one in our home. However, many people waste their time and money on a camera because they are not using it properly or efficiently. Here are some tips to help you get the most out [...]
Protecting your PC from Invasion
by Terence Harvey on Jun 15., 2010 in security
If you’re reading this article, then chances are you own your own computer and use it to go online to surf the world wide web. Computers are great portals into the online world, and many like myself would argue that this is exactly what they were designed to do. Many would also not give the [...]
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