Posted on: 14 October 2016
Getting locked out of your home is no fun, and trying to gain access can result in costly damages to your doors or windows. Yet, there are things you can do to avoid the inconvenience of a lockout without climbing through an unlocked window. Here are a few of them:
Hide a key under a rock.
Having a spare key can certainly help you maintain access to your home, even if you have misplaced your primary key.
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Posted on: 30 June 2016
Are you worried your business is a target for terrorists because of the nature and industry, but you aren't sure what to do to protect it? There are a variety of considerations you have to take so you can keep your business and the people that work for you safe.
You don't want to feel terrible and responsible if something bad happens and employees are targeted because they are employed by your business, and you can take extreme measures to protect them.
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Posted on: 7 March 2016
If you own guns, you want to make sure that anyone who is not old enough or mature enough to use the guns is not able to gain easy access to them. As a result, you might decide that you need to store the gun in a safe that has a code that only you and any other adults in the house know. However, you want the gun to be close enough to you so that you can defend any part of your home.
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Posted on: 2 March 2016
If you're running a business that relies on server access and network support, you need to understand the concept of two factor authentication. It's an authentication process that requires users to not only enter a password, but also provide some other form of verification, such as a retinal scan or a fingerprint. You can even use an identification card and pass code combination if you prefer. Here's a look at some of the reasons why you should consider two factor authentication for your computers.
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