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13.5% rise in burglaries on Sydney's Northshore*

What can you do to protect your home or business against rising crime?


Home and Small Business security is no longer a ‘nice to have’. With the recession biting hard, unemployment rising and more people turning to crime, being security smart is a necessity. Here are a few ideas to protect yourself and bite back against thieves:

 

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Home & Business Security Tips

  • An electronic security solution protects your home, business and assets from life’s less pleasant realities.
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  • Ensure that your alarm system is monitored 24/7

  • Always take your door key with you, do not hide it, and NEVER put your name and address on your key ring

  • Keep your eye out for parkers, and strangers “casing” your neighbourhood

  • Ask for identification from service callers, such as tradesmen, delivery people, etc.

Protect your valuables

  • Purchase and install a top quality safe (SecureLine or Chubb) from 1300Guarddog – steer clear of cheap safes available from hardware stores
  • Do not leave jewellery in a jewellery box on your dressing table, lock it away in a safe
  • Ensure that your safe is both Fire Rated and Cash Rated.

While away on holidays

  • Ask the post office to hold your mail, if your absence is for a long period
  • Ensure your alarm system is switched on and you have let your monitoring provider is aware you’re away
  • Ask a friend or neighbour to park their car in your driveway while you’re away
  • Have your rubbish bin put out and returned by a neighbour.

Family Tips

  • Purchase a “panic button” from 1300Guarddog you can wear or carry around with you
  • Teach children not to open the door to strangers and never say they are alone.

*Latest reports from Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research (NSW), show a 13.5% increase in burglaries and home invasions in Sydney’s North in the last 12 months.