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 the suspects were part of a group targeting higher-end homes and were watching routines, waiting for the right time to strike when no one was home. In this case, a […]
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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 home security systems are not just installed, but fully functional. During the segment, John Lindberg, owner and president of Dial One Security, addressed a growing issue many homeowners overlook: cameras
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(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 password update, moving equipment to another room, or even a temporary outage can quietly knock your security devices offline. Unfortunately, most homeowners only discover the issue after they need their system the
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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 proud to support this national initiative by providing advanced fire detection, alert, and monitoring solutions designed to respond the moment danger arises. Now is the perfect time to: Test smoke and carbon
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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 raking leaves. It’s also the right season to make sure your home is ready — not just for cooler weather, but for the added security challenges that come with it.
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Recent arrests in Los Angeles highlight a disturbing reality: burglary crews are becoming increasingly organized and technology-driven. Police uncovered a gang-linked burglary ring that used advanced tactics — including surveillance equipment — to monitor homes and plan break-ins. These were not foreign ‘tourists’ but local LA criminal gangs. While this case made headlines in California,
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At Dial One Security, your safety is always our top priority. That’s why we’re excited to announce a powerful new feature now available to our clients: JamAlert™, a groundbreaking jamming detection solution from DMP. What Is JamAlert™? JamAlert™ is an advanced security technology that monitors for RF (radio frequency) jamming—a technique criminals use to block communication between your
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August is National Home Security Month, and it’s the perfect time to make sure your home and family are safe. At Dial One Security, we’ve been protecting Greater Cincinnati homes and businesses since 1979 with advanced, professionally monitored security solutions. Whether you’re heading out on vacation, adjusting to a back-to-school schedule, or simply want more peace
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A troubling new trend has emerged across Southern California: hidden surveillance cameras planted in bushes and lawns, used to monitor homes for burglaries. These covert devices have been linked to South American “theft groups” (often from Chile or Colombia), dubbed Crime Tourists, who use them to track homeowner habits and identify vulnerabilities before targeting their
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Notice Clients Utilizing AT&T Texting Services: AT&T is Ending it’s Email-to-Text Service on June 17, 2025 If you currently receive text message alerts any of your security equipment that is using an AT&T mobile number formatted as an email address (e.g., 1234567890@txt.att.net), please read this important update. What’s happening? Starting June 17, 2025, AT&T will no longer support email-to-text or text-to-email services. This means that
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