Every 15 seconds, a home in the U.S. is broken into. While most intruders go through the front door, there are a significant number of burglars who break in through the garage. So here are five security measures I recommend.
When it comes to home security, there is a seemingly endless stream of gadgets you can install to help keep your family safe — cameras, door locks, flood lights and motion sensors, among others — and you can purchase many of these devices with smart technology capabilities so they can be remotely controlled and monitored from your smartphone. Here’s why you should.
New York City… Southern California… Puerto Rico… Who knows what will happen tomorrow — or where. That’s why it’s important to be prepared. Your life — and the lives of your loved ones — depends on it. So let’s take a look at this week’s must-read articles.
This week’s mailbag features questions on picking locks, staying fit at any age, evacuating from urban areas and digging tunnels. Take a look.
Today I want to share with you four ways criminals may try to bypass or disable your home security cameras — and how you can stay one step ahead of these tricky thieves.
This week’s must-read articles touch on many topics that are close to my heart: Second Amendment rights… better home security… privacy from the government… preparing for global warfare… and striving to be more self-sufficient. Take a look.
Keep in mind I’m not a lawyer. But I do know that in most states you’re allowed to defend yourself if you fear for your life or serious bodily injury. That being said, I want to share with you a few cases of criminals trying to place blame on their victims and hopefully give you some food for thought.
In this week’s batch of reader mail, you’ll discover two additional items you should consider adding to your everyday carry (EDC) gear, why I don’t mind sharing my expertise with criminals and how to prepare for the coming financial collapse.
I’m a firm believer that a gun is the best tool for self-defense, but it’s always wise to have a backup weapon. I strongly urge you to consider what other tools you could keep on hand that might save your life. Perhaps a baseball bat, a golf club, a knife or yes, even a machete. Meta-Description: I’m a firm believer that a gun is the best tool for self-defense, but it’s always wise to have a backup weapon. I strongly urge you to consider what other tools you could keep on hand that might save your life. Perhaps a baseball bat, a golf club, a knife or yes, even a machete.
As we get further into the holiday season, lots of people will be using hospitality websites like Airbnb — both as a host and as a guest. If you choose to welcome strangers into your home or stay at someone else’s, here are some extra security steps you should take.