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International Women’s Day is the perfect occasion to announce our new series of blogs that will spotlight women leaders, innovators and contributors to the security industry.

Representing dealers, suppliers, manufacturers, service providers and frontline staff across Canada, our articles will highlight influential women that have impacted the security profession.

Your home office is the heart of your business and the valuable equipment, documents, and countless hours of work it houses deserve more than a standard home security system. Business alarm companies offer systems designed specifically for home offices. The right one can give you the peace of mind you need to focus on your business instead of worrying about security.

Are DIY home alarm systems a prudent opportunity to scrimp and save? Or, is security of your home and family best left to professionals? Do-it-yourself certainly has its place for the thrifty homeowner. However, despite the virtues of resourcefulness and frugality, particular issues that accompany DIY home alarm systems may prove that old adage about “Penny wise and pound foolish.”

Your vacation should be a time to break free from your daily worries, not worry about someone breaking into your home. From timer switches to in-home monitoring systems, there’s a wide range of devices that can keep your home just as secure as it would be if you were there.

As frightening as a house fire is for a child, it doesn’t have to end in tragedy. Equip your home with up-to-date safety devices and make fire preparedness part of your at home security measures, and your child can come through a fire safe and sound.

Dear Alliance and Canadian Security Team customers,

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve, we are monitoring developments closely, and are taking measures to protect the health and well-being of our clients and employees.

Now that we’re all starting to be able to travel again after a long hiatus, we wanted to remind you of some things to consider before you jet off to warmer weather this fall and winter.