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Security hacks: How To Fully Secure Your Home

Security hacks: How To Fully Secure Your Home

Taking your home security seriously will deter burglars from entering your home, as the majority of thefts happen due to pure opportunity. Burglars will target your home if you neglect to take basic security measures, so ensuring you take these 5 steps, you’ll be sure to protect your home from theft.  Locking your doors and windows This one may seem obvious, but a reported 30% of burglars enter the home through an open door or window and around 34% of burglars enter through the front door (whether this door is open or they pick the lock). It is absolutely vital that…

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The Future of CCTV

CCTV was first used in WWII; a camera was created inside of a box to monitor the launch of the Germans’ V2 rocket. It’s been over 75 years since this conception, and while the use has certainly changed, with CCTV now used almost exclusively to detect criminal activity both domestically and commercially, little has changed of its capabilities. However, technology continues to become more and more advanced and shows no sign of stopping. The internet of things — a heightened intelligence and interconnectedness between all technological devices — is already emerging and looks set to cement itself as a standard for…

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Laws Around Home CCTV

The technological advancements of security cameras combined with the decrease in application costs has seen a sudden rise in domestic CCTV use across the country. Some CCTV cameras act simply as a deterrent and may be very limited in functionality, if functional at all. On the other hand, many CCTV cameras are full of features, with some being inconspicuously small, and many others using a mobile app to give you security coverage on your phone. In response to CCTV becoming more commonplace, the team at Protect & Detect have put together this article, answering questions and helping you to understand the…

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Why Do I Need a Burglar alarm System?

Being a homeowner can be stressful. With all of our personal belongings and loved ones under one roof, it’s hard not to get anxious about their safety. On top of this, even if you live in an area which – statistically – is safe, it doesn’t mean that you are not going to be worried when you leave the house. So, the fix? Have a burglar alarm installed at your home. A burglar alarm will help to alleviate some of the worry that comes with leaving your home, and offers some real protection, too. In this article, we’ll look at some…

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Why Does My Business Need a Burglar Alarm?

Businesses all over the UK lose thousands and thousands of pounds every year due to theft and vandalism, something which could be avoided if the correct security system was installed. You might not think that something as simple as a burglar alarm could have a positive impact on your profits and staff wellbeing, but there are numerous long term benefits to installing such a system. In light of this, in this article, the team at Protect & Detect are going to list some of the key benefits, explaining them in a little more detail. A deterrent to criminals The best kinds…

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Why do I need CCTV at home?

It seems as though, in an age where technology continues to accelerate unimpeded, the need for stronger, more intelligent security systems rises with it. If you are concerned about the security of your home, you have every right to be. Luckily, although technology and crime seem to go hand in hand, so does technology and security. That is, there are measures we can take in order to combat 2017’s digitally-aided criminal, the first and strongest being the installation of a good CCTV surveillance system. So, in light of this, this month Protect & Detect will be breaking down why you need…

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How CCTV can help reduce the risk of violence and crime in commercial settings

Installing CCTV surveillance systems has been proven to significantly heighten the security of a commercial property, acting as a deterrent to potential offenders while ensuring your staff and customers feel safer in the building. According to the Home Office’s detailed findings from the 2013 Commercial Victimisation Survey: Second Edition, which discusses crime against businesses, retail units were one of a few commercial settings which experienced the highest rates of crime when compared with other business types in this sector. Therefore, the necessary security measures must be put in place as they will help to reduce the risk of violence and crime…

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