There are some benefits to using fake security cameras: they are definitely cheaper than getting a real one, and they don’t require the maintenance of a real camera. But do fake cameras actually work to deter theft? The answer is yes and no. Why? On the one hand, intruders might be discouraged by a fake camera since they want to evade detection.

You take care to keep your home safe and secure (home alarm system, locking windows, doors), but did you know that there are things in your home to look out for to keep it and your family safe? Creating a home safety checklist can serve as a reminder of what you can do to prevent accidents and injuries.

A vacation home is where you go to for rest and relaxation with family and friends but even as you enjoy the time away from your regular routine, you should think about how to keep it secure when you’re not there to look after it. Burglars target homes that are not lived in so if you’re not renting out your property when you’re not there, the risk of a break-in increases.

As a homeowner, you take precautions to ensure that your property is safe and secure. But did you know there are things that you may be doing right now that make it more susceptible to break-ins?

Security cameras are an important part of any home security system, but where you actually place the cameras plays a critical role as to whether or not they will actually be effective. If you want to make the most of your monitored security system, read on for a look at 3 tips on security camera placement. 1.