The home security industry has grown to be substantially bigger especially in light of recent years as a result of tumultuous geopolitical issues. If you are fortunate enough to be living in a neighborhood where you don't even need to lock your doors at night and still feel safe and sound- congratulations, this article is definitely not for you. For everyone else, read on...

There's just so much on the market nowadays that go beyond the physical security of your home such as having deadbolt locks or window bars, etc. Now you have the option of getting ahold of closed-circuit television and monitor your home 24/7, where you can even hird third party services to check in every now and then to make sure everything is in order.

There's also home automation tools for security and deterrence such as scheduled power plug devices. Essentially what they do is rotate the electricity settings to things like lighting, the radio, the TV, or anything else that will give the appearance that there is someone home. This is idea for those who are planning on leaving the premises for an extended period of time.

For those who are on a budget and can't afford or don't want to spend the time setting up a security system or hire someone else to do it, there are temporary measures such as using dummy cameras on your front lawn or patio which can act as a sort of "scarecrow" for would-be thieves.

Additionally, wireless security cameras are becoming more and more affordable as the technology makes leaps and bounds- both in terms of the cutting edge new features but also in the manufacturing and design process.

Speaking of which, we now have access at the consumer level, network security components to consider incorporating into the ultimate security package. You can remotely monitor several of your stores or different locations that you own or have an interest in, that you can check out through a centralized node using simple to use out-of-the-box security solutions.