Doyle Security Blog

We've finally hit a stretch of warm weather is the Northeast after a long and brutal winter. With the rise of temperatures and emergence of the sun, people start to go out and about to enjoy the weather. While this leads to fun, vibrant communities, it also brings burglars out of the woodwork. 

In an average year, more than 2.5 million homes are burglarized in the United States, meaning there is one burglary every 13-15 seconds. The moments following a break-in can leave the victim feeling vulnerable and helpless, but there are actions that can be taken to help reduce your loss and catch the burglar.

After a warm autumn, the temperatures are officially starting to drop and, for many, that means firing up the furnace for the first time months.  While the furnace’s main job in your home or business may be obvious, understanding the intricacies of how it works can help you warm your space safely and cost-efficiently.

This week, many children grabbed their book bags and headed back to school for the start of a new year. Whether your children take the bus, walk, bike or are driven, it’s important to make sure the correct safety precautions are taken to ensure a safe arrival. Review these 16 steps with your child to prepare them for the year ahead.

With ridesharing services like Uber and Lyft now officially cleared to come to Upstate New York this summer, thousands of New Yorkers will get to experience the convenience for the first time. However, there are obvious risks associated with getting in a strangers car. While all Uber and Lyft drivers are background checked prior to being able to drive for the companies, there are still a few tips riders should keep in mind prior to hailing their first rideshare.

We are very excited to announce the latest protection product from Doyle Security, The Scene Setter™

How to Keep You & Your Family Safe During a Power Outage

Who doesn't love football? With this Sunday's Super Bowl matchup between the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons, many of us will spend the evening surrounded by friends, watching the game and eating great food. All of that great food means more time spent in the kitchen, which means more possibility for kitchen accidents. Follow these easy steps to make sure that you make it to gametime injury-free:

Whether 2016 is ending as your best or worst year yet, you most likely are going to end it New Year’s Eve celebration. As the Holiday season begins to wrap up, don’t forget to stay safe and alert as you ring in this New Year. Here are a few safety tips to remember while celebrating this evening: