Home security

From the start, please note that our website has nothing to do with New Zealand’s TV 2 "Home Security" television program. This site is aimed at those who take their security seriously and derive their peace of mind from complete comprehension of surrounding reality – not in being persuaded that installing window locks and trimming the garden will make their house safe. Home security is a complex game of strategy and requires a structured approach to it in order to be tackled efficiently. It overlaps largely with personal security, as the main purpose of a home is to give protection to its inhabitants.

While you may be just a property investor, keep in mind that security installations will become a must very soon, and no one would be interested in a property that is insecure to live in. Many of the new buyers and tenants may be immigrants, used to stronger house security installations.

Before jumping into home security solutions as most do, we will first define the objective, and secondly, explore the kinds of threats to be dealt with and the motives behind these threats.

Objective of home security

For the purpose of this website, we define the "home security" as measures of preventing intolerable-scale losses to the dwelling itself, its content and occupants. The society has developed in a way that from our defender, our home has become a victim. Often, it is implied that it is us who are supposed to defend our homes - not vice versa!

To tackle the threats to your home's security in a structured manner we break them down into categories and only after come with the advice on a home security system.

Criminal acts against your home include, but are not limited by:

Home invasion, assault;

Burglary;

Arson;

Graffiti;

Fraught (for example your house may legally belong to someone else even if you think it is yours);

Generally, the ones who want to protect their home and themselves have fewer rights than the offenders. Just a single day newspaper will tell you that you may not protect your home with a fence. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/index.cfm?c_id=1&ObjectID=10329608. Neither may you be allowed to protect your home with security cameras: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/index.cfm?c_id=1&ObjectID=10329560. Please note that the cause for the cameras was the inability of authorities to offer adequate protection from criminals.

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