We depend on many different tools, services and securities in life to help keep us safe. Question is, do we take the proper precautions to make sure they’re working, that they're doing their function? We don’t live in a perfect world and that's exactly why we should be testing our managed security systems often. Last night I decided to test my home security system. I tested the signals within the house and then tested the signal from our home to the monitoring center. Protecting my family is single-handedly the most important thing in the world to me. If you have a home security system, I think that you should think about breaking into your house this weekend (I think you know what I'm saying)
How to “TEST” your home managed security system (home monitoring center):
Testing signals within your home:
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I wrote this article with more than just your Home Security System in mind. If you are a business owner, or a decision-maker at a small to medium sized company, do you know if your organization is doing everything they can to protect the infrastructure?
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