Like most things in life, your home security system is only as strong as its weakest link. Here are some of the most commonly used alarm codes and tips on how to choose a strong code for your system.

When a military service member deploys, families may feel more vulnerable at home. Take steps before and during deployment to ensure your family’s safety.

Summer is around the corner, and with it comes vacation season. Before heading out on vacation, use this checklist to secure your home.

Door locks are the first line of defense against crooks and intruders. So, how do you know when it’s time to change the locks?

Apartments come with unique security needs. Take steps – both before and after you move in – to amp up your apartment’s security.

It is an unfortunate reality that often the most affordable neighborhoods have higher crime rates than more affluent neighborhoods. If you live in a higher-risk neighborhood, take these steps to stay safe.

You may not think of children as potential identity theft victims, but many identity thieves view children as easy and desirable targets. Learn the warning signs and how to prevent child identity theft.

A well-run Neighborhood Watch group can dramatically improve home security and safety for everyone. Find out how to start one in your Orlando neighborhood.

Last year, more than 130,000 people died from unintentional injuries – often the result of common household hazards. Fortunately, you can take steps to reduce the risk of injury from these hazards.

Identity theft is the last thing you want to worry about while you’re away on vacation. Give yourself peace of mind by using these tips to keep your personal information safe.