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October Is Fire Prevention Month: A Good Time to Check Your Home’s Fire Safety
October is here, and along with cooler weather and fall activities, it brings an important reminder: Fire Prevention Month. NFPA’s Fire Prevention Week takes place ...
When Security Cameras Become Evidence: A Recent Cincinnati-Area Case
Security cameras are often thought of as a way to check on your home or business while you are away. But when a crime occurs, ...
The End of Copper Phone Lines
Phone lines are going away – local and 800 numbers. The issue with local lines is that carriers are phasing them out, and those that ...
Happy Fourth of July from Dial One Security!
As you celebrate with family and friends, remember to keep safety in mind. Lock doors and windows, arm your security system before leaving home, and ...
Summer vacations should be relaxing, not stressful
Before leaving town, take a few extra steps to help keep your home protected while you are away. Make sure all doors, windows, garages, and ...
Break-ins today are often planned, not random
A recent attempted burglary in West Chester, in the Beckett Ridge area, is a reminder that break-ins today are often planned, not random. Police say ...
Dial One Security Featured on WLWT: What Homeowners Can Learn from the Nancy Guthrie
Dial One Security was recently featured on WLWT in coverage surrounding the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, where local experts discussed the importance of making sure ...
Why Small Changes to Your Home Wi-Fi Can Cause Your Security Devices to Go Offline
(And How Dial One Security Keeps You Protected) Home Wi-Fi networks change more often than most people realize. A new router from your provider, a ...
Fire Prevention Month
Each October, Fire Prevention Month reminds us of the importance of protecting what matters most — our families, homes, and businesses. At Dial One Security, we’re ...
Fall Prep Made Easy: Secure Your Home This Season with Dial One Security
As the evenings get darker and the weather starts to change, fall is the perfect time to think about more than just football games and ...