Your home is the number one place where you want to feel safe and secure. According to crime statistics for the US last year, there's a slight decline in burglaries yearly. While it’s excellent news for your peace of mind, you should always remain cautious. This piece explores five critical things to be aware of for your home safety and security.

Smart homes offer a variety of digital features designed to make your life more convenient and your home more secure. From alarm systems to automated lighting, these features will revolutionize the home of your elderly loved one, making it more comfortable and safe for them as they grow older and frailer.

With so many seniors choosing to grow old in their own home, it is more important than ever to ensure changes are made to keep their home as safe as possible. Whether it is for yourself or your parents, adapting your home to accommodate the changing needs of aging family can help you avoid the dangers of accidents or crime.

While a determined criminal might target a home whether or not a home security system is installed, the truth of the matter is that most thieves prefer to focus on easier break-in candidates, and that means unsecured homes.

If you watch the news with any regularity, you’ll have seen stories about flooding, forest fires, and earthquakes. These sorts of natural disasters can leave us feeling despondent at times, especially given the regularity of these types of situations seem to occur at home and abroad. Fortunately, you can protect your home from environmental hazards with the right smart security systems.