Recently on the EBS Security blog we’ve been posting a lot about smart homes. Smart home security options, smart home locks, and the benefits and disadvantages of converting your home into a smart home. But one of the most important factors in whether you’re going to convert your home into a smart home or not should be ‘Can your smart home keep you safe?’ So what makes a home a smart home? A smart home is a residence that has appliances, heating, air conditioning, TVs, computer and other systems that are capable of communicating with each other. These systems can also be... Read More

Due to the increasing popularity of smart homes, many companies have been able to advance the technology necessary to bring affordably priced smart home products to the market. People are investing in smart home products every day. Whether it’s an automatic coffee maker, a thermostat, or an entire home security system, many families are making their homes a little bit smarter, and a lot more convenient. Unfortunately, as with most things, a smart home has its advantages and disadvantages. We hope that this post will help you determine whether a smart home is something you’d like to invest in,... Read More

What’s the best way to steal a billion dollars? These seven epic heists show there’s a million ways to steal, but only a few ways to get away with it… This infographic is provided by Simplisafe Home Security Systems.  Read More

At EBS Security we offer something that an electronic security system can’t; visible armed, or unarmed, security. An electronic system is a must, but sometimes it’s simply not enough. The presence of a security guard can help to completely deter potential criminals. However, if you’re in retail security you know that you need to protect yourself in every possible way. The most overlooked form of security, though currently a big issue topic in the media, is protecting your store and your customers from cyber attacks. Taking control of your security and reducing the burden of PCI... Read More

1. Ensure your door is sturdy! To ensure a burglar can’t simply kick your door in, you need to make sure you have the right type of door! Door types you can consider are solid wood, fiberglass, reinforced steel, or at the very least, a door with a solid-wood core. Wooden doors are a great choice, they have a timeless look and can be painted any color to match your home if you don’t like the wood grain. A metal door is a very secure choice, but they do require a little extra care to properly maintain and prevent rust.   2. Don’t have windows on your doors.  While door windows... Read More

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If you own a retail store, the safety of your employees and inventory is generally at the top of your list. Installing cameras, hiring security guards, and implementing security tags at your store are a few steps you as a retail store owner can take in order to prevent or catch thievery. Recording Devices If you install cameras throughout your store you can not only be on the lookout for shoplifters, you can also record every transaction that occurs in the store. Cameras are necessary if you own a retail store. If you are robbed you will be able to provide the police and insurance companies with... Read More

If you own a retail store security should be one of your top concerns. Installing quality surveillance cameras not only helps prevent theft, it also benefits you if your store is robbed as you will be able to provide the police and insurance companies with proof of what happened. Some Quick Facts The average cost of a surveillance system is $100 – $1600 The most common camera resolutions are 300 TVL 600 TVL and 1080p HD Take a look at this infographic by A1 Security Cameras to learn more! Created by A1SecurityCameras.com.  Read More

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