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- 10 Tips to Keep Your Data Safe in a Connected World
Jan 26, 2021 · original
ESA encourages safe digital experiences for all; therefore, we always recommend trusting your home security to professionals who are equipped to customize technology to fit your smart home needs while at the same time, protect your data. We also feel a responsibility to inform people of practical actions to take to help ensure your personal information is well protected and that your digital footprint — the trail of data you leave behind online — does not allow unscrupulous people to use that information against you in the future. With any connected device, there runs risk of getting hacked. In essence, no device is totally immune from invasion. There are, however, things you can do to add layers of protection that support your digital experiences. The following tips should take less than a few minutes each yet result in powerful digital hygiene practices. Secure your network . Security - ESA Answers Age-Old Question: Is Santa real?
Dec 23, 2020 · original
Word on the street is that ESA member Alarm.com and The North Pole have been in cahoots over the past several months, and they have created a way to see Santa. That’s right folks … Santa is real, and there’s proof: Santa Security! I went straight to the head communication elf himself for the scoop. “Santa Security is the result of close collaboration between Alarm.com and the world’s largest surge logistics operation, the North Pole,” Chris Basso, director, public relations and corporate communications at Alarm.com, says. Alarm.com’s millions of smart home customers use their systems to monitor deliveries and allow delivery people to make unattended deliveries inside their property. So, the great collaboration began. “Putting our collective strengths to use, together, we developed this special extension of the 24/7 awareness Alarm.com offers as a way to make the magic of Christmas come a - ESA Member Brinks Home Security Raises $43,000 for Mission 500 with Annual 5K
Oct 23, 2019 · original
DALLAS (October 24, 2019) – Brinks Home Security hosted their fourth annual 5K benefiting Mission 500 on Saturday, October 19 in Farmers Branch, TX. A long-time member of the Electronic Security Association (ESA), the national security company raised $43,000 for Farmers Branch Elementary and Habitat of Humanity of Dallas. Prior to race day, Brinks employees assembled 600 refill packs for local elementary students and constructed home walls for Habitat for Humanity. “Brinks employees stopped by on their breaks during the workday to assemble backpacks and write encouraging notes to the children,” said Jeff Eichenlaub, Director of Strategic Planning at Mission 500. “We are especially proud that we just finished an initiative from last year’s race. We opened a life skill coaching program in Houston, Texas. Mission 500 works throughout the year and across the nation all from the generosity of - September 11 Anniversary: Daughter of North Carolina Firefighter Wins National Scholarship, Starts at Harvard
Sep 4, 2019 · original
On September 11, 2001, 19 terrorist hijackers from Saudi Arabia and several other Arab nations boarded four airplanes at three East Coast airports and killed nearly 3,000 people at the World Trade Center in New York City, the Pentagon building in Washington D.C., and in Pennsylvania. Of those people killed were 400 police officers and firefighters. Eighteen people were rescued alive from the rubble of the World Trade Center site. The 9/11 attacks were not only the single deadliest terrorist attack in human history, but the deadliest incident ever for firefighters and law enforcement officers. After the attack, more than 600 firefighters in New York were forced into retirement because of exposure from hazardous waste. The Electronic Security Association (ESA) is the leading trade association in the US, representing the electronic security and life safety industry. Members of the associati - Understanding the Top Cyber Security Threats Homeowners Face
Aug 14, 2019 · original
Part of protecting your home from invaders is keeping yourself updated with the latest threats. On Alarm.org we know that it’s no longer only about locking your doors or closing your windows, especially as more homes use smart devices that are connected to a network. Homeowners need to secure their Internet connection and be conscious of activities online. In fact, data from SmallBizTrends reveals that 48% of data security breaches are caused by acts of malicious intent, while the rest are due to human error or a system failure. This need for improved cyber protection is being felt across every aspect of everyday life, from personal computers to large corporations. Maryville University cites information from The International Data Corporation in 2018 stating that 75% of all cybersecurity officers reported directly to the CEO. A clear indication of how serious cybercrime is now being take - Make Sure Your Holiday Season is a Safe One
Dec 11, 2018 · original
The holiday season is in full swing, and with it comes the joy of togetherness, warmth and charity. Unfortunately thieves and other criminals also see the holiday season as prime time for thefts and break-ins as well. A report by the Washington Post claims that retail crime increases around 30 percent during the holidays. Don’t let your guard down this Christmas and keep your home safe and secure with these tips from the Electronic Security Association. When parking your vehicle to go shopping, always looks for a well-lit and well-traveled parking area as opposed to dark, remote lots. Have your keys in hand when approaching your vehicle, so you will have little to no delay in unlocking and entering the door. Thieves and attackers can prey upon you when you are vulnerable fumbling for your keys. Never leave your keys, wallet, cell phone or purse in plain view when shopping. Never leave th - Halloween Safety Tips from ESA
Oct 30, 2018 · original
The scariest day of the season is here! While ghoulish garbs and haunted houses are welcome and encouraged on Halloween, real scares are not. Here are a few Halloween safety tips from the Electronic Security Association (ESA) that can help keep your family safe from danger while trick-or-treating this year. Before you leave the house It’s important to plan your family’s safe Halloween outing in advance to avoid costume mishaps, dangerous routes and health hazards. When selecting costumes for your children, choose outfits that fit close to the body. Trailing material can be tripped over, stepped on or catch fire. Avoid dressing your children in dark clothing that is difficult to see at night. Steer clear of accidental injuries by opting for costume accessories – such as swords or knives – that are soft, flexible and short. Always make sure masks fit properly and are easy to remove. Ensure - Tips for Personal Security in Public Venues
Oct 5, 2018 · original
Tips for Personal Security in Public Venues Electronic Security and Life Safety Industry Leaders: What the Experts Expect in Venue Security IRVING, Texas (October 2, 2018) – Almost daily, consumers receive breaking news alerts about violence in public venues – whether it’s an active shooter, burglary or assault. This does not and should not stop you from going to a stadium for a football game, enjoying a concert at a music venue, going to a movie at the nearest theatre – or simply heading to the mall for a shopping spree. But it does point to the need for more consumer awareness and understanding of venue security. You can start by looking at the anti theft guide from Backpacks Global . To help educate consumers about venue security, the Electronic Security Association (ESA) recently interviewed three leading experts to answer the question: “What do the experts expect in venue security?” - Security Where it’s Needed Most
Aug 23, 2018 · original
“Every crucial experience can be regarded either as a setback, or the start of a wonderful new adventure, it depends on your perspective!†- Mary Roberts Rinehart THIS WAS THE CASE FOR ESA MEMBER, MARK THOMPSON OF SMITH THOMPSON SECURITY IN PLANO, TEXAS. In 1978, Thompson had aspirations of becoming a pilot for a commercial airline. That year, his father was tragically killed in a drunk-driving accident and while the funeral was being held out of town, the Thompson’s family home was being robbed. “I will never forget the depth of despair that my mother plunged to when she saw the drawers, our belongings, the mess strewn throughout the house – and even worse, the police fingerprint dust everywhere when we returned from the out-of-town funeral,” he says. These dual tragedies incited Mark’s fascination and curiosity with home security. Unfortunately, during this time, security was very e - Kasey Taught Me — Koorsen’s Fire & Life Safety Dogs Save Lives
Aug 23, 2018 · original
STOP, DROP, and ROLL. A concept we are all too familiar with. One that most of us learned as children in school or with our parents. Such a basic concept, that does exactly what it needs to do: remind you of the proper procedure in the event of a fire. So how do you expand on it? Well, here’s one idea that’s proven successful. Incorporate 2-3 Labrador Retrievers to demonstrate stop, drop and roll – and other fire and life safety concepts – and you have yourself an engaged audience. After the passing of his nephew, Jeff Owens and his wife took home a special pup for comfort. The two didn’t know at the time, but this dog would offer so much more than a soothing nuzzle during difficult times – this dog would be the first Kasey, leading a legacy of life saving pups. In his 31 years as a firefighter, Jeff was always asked to teach fire safety at his son’s school. On a whim one time, Jeff brou
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