As the work from home era seems to be coming to an end for many large companies, job postings with the promise of flexible work for high pay are sure to catch the eye of many workers. Job scammers are taking advantage of this, posting fake jobs and sending direct messages to candidates. As with...
More and more neighborhood associations or HOAs are investing in access control and CCTV to protect their residents and assets. After having vandals damage pool equipment and landscaping and seeing trespassers using private amenities, security became an important community priority. What some have found even with cameras is the difficulty in identifying the culprit when...
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, dedicated to raising awareness about the causes, effects and prevention of brain injuries. Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) can have life-altering consequences, affecting cognition, mobility and overall quality of life. The good news is that many brain injuries are preventable with the right precautions. Here are some essential tips to...
As we “spring forward” and adjust our clocks for daylight saving time, it’s the perfect reminder to refresh and reevaluate your home security. Longer days and warmer weather bring new opportunities—but also new risks. Use this spring home security checklist to ensure your home stays safe and secure. 1. Check and Upgrade Your Locks Winter...
It’s barely March, but spring storms have already started. Recent national weather reports have highlighted powerful thunderstorms, high winds, tornadoes and even snowstorms. Being prepared can make all the difference in surviving this stormy weather. Before the Storm: Preparation is Key Stay Informed Monitor local weather forecasts through the National Weather Service (NWS), local weather...
Caring for an elderly loved one who is at risk of wandering off can be challenging and stressful. Whether due to dementia, Alzheimer’s disease or other cognitive impairment, wandering can put seniors in danger. Fortunately, there are proactive steps families and caregivers can take in preventing senior wandering. 1. Secure the Home Environment Making small...
Buying and selling through online marketplace apps like Facebook Marketplace, OfferUp and Craigslist has become increasingly popular. However, recent incidents in the news serve as a stark reminder that these transactions can pose safety risks. Whether you’re purchasing a secondhand phone or selling furniture, taking the right precautions can help ensure a safe and secure...
Even though it’s not quite spring yet, warmer days are just around the corner. As temperatures rise, and we start dreaming of summer, it’s the perfect time to get your community ready for pool season! Access Safety Requirements Preparing for pool safety is an essential part of getting ready. Public pools must meet safety requirements,...
Security is a top priority for homeowners, business owners and property managers alike. Whether protecting a residence, commercial building or retail business, video monitoring has become an essential component of modern security systems. Here’s how video monitoring helps. 1. Deters Criminal Activity One of the most significant advantages of video monitoring is its ability to...
In recent weeks, the University of Houston community has been deeply affected by a series of crimes on its main campus, sparking widespread concern among students, faculty and parents. While the university has responded with increased security guard presence and other measures, the situation underscores a nationwide concern regarding campus safety. No school can be...
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