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You already know the basics of protecting your home. You know the value of a home alarm system, and you’ve installed strong locks and doors. But sometimes, you want to go the extra mile with security tricks to foil any potential burglar’s plans.

When the Internet and digital connectivity first came out, they were limited to desktop computers. You had your one-home connection, and that was it. Then laptops and later smartphones put the Internet in our hands wherever we went. Digital technology was getting smaller and more mobile every year.

Keeping you and your home safe requires privacy. But is privacy even possible in today’s social media world? Although it’s become easier than ever to stay in touch with family and friends, the risk to your security is greater than ever.

Real estate requires you to meet new people every single day. This lets you develop a keen sense of others when meeting them to determine the likelihood that they will make a purchase. But unfortunately, realtors are still at risk when it comes to safety.

Selling a house is a process that involves having a lot of visitors coming through your home during an open house. This can increase your chance of selling, but it also puts you at risk for theft and other criminal activity.