Expert Advice on Safes and Vault Doors

Luckily, there are several ways to reduce the risk of mail theft and porch piracy. Here are a few steps you can take to protect your mail from thieves.

Do you know the best security measure? One word… prevention. That’s right. If you can discourage would-be intruders from targeting your home in the first place, your probability of getting broken into goes down to zero.

Boondocking and Van life is commonly associated with grand picture-perfect travel destinations and glamorous selfies on social media, but the reality of this lifestyle is often far different than it is portrayed.

Quick-access pistol safes compared by how you open them, from a team that has sold 150,000+ safes. See how StopBox, Vaultek, and Fort Knox differ on access, construction, and portability.

How safe are you and your valuables? To help you ensure a safe return to school, we’ll go over practical survival and safety tips that will (not may) save your life, time, and money (college costs are already outrageously high as they are, don’t you think?). 

August is here, which means college and other schools will soon be back in session. Students headed back to college will be bringing with them thousands of dollars worth of electronics and other valuables. College campuses aim to keep their students safe with security cameras and identification cards. But it's still largely up to you to keep your electronics and other valuables safe and secure.

Five ways to lock up firearms in your truck, SUV, or Jeep, from an under-bed rifle vault to an RFID handgun box to a bolt-in tailgate kit.

Dorm rooms are typically not the most secure places for your valuable items. Items such as laptops, wallets, keys, passports, cash, jewelry, cell phones, tablets, and even cameras are all vulnerable to theft.

You don’t wanna lose everything you’ve worked hard for in the blink of an eye, do you? Especially since most of these threats are easily preventable. That’s right. With the right knowledge and security measures, your business doesn’t have to suffer unnecessary financial losses and property damages.

Why should you plan for a power outage? Because it’s sooner than you think! Imagine a life without power. I wonder if you can. No lights to illuminate your house, roads, hospitals, offices, basically everywhere.