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Home security business in Wichita enters a consent judgment with District Attorney’s Office

Security Systems, Inc., doing business as Safe Home Security, a national provider of home security systems headquartered in Middletown, Connecticut, has entered into a consent judgment with the Office of the District Attorney.

ADT Faces Class Action Lawsuit Related to Spying Technician

ADT fired the technician in question last year after the company learned that he added his personal email address to customers’ accounts during service visits.

Army looking at biometrics to replace plastic ID cards in wake of pandemic

Military plans to develop 'Pandemic Entry & Automated Control Environment' to replace the Common Access Card

4.12.21 NESA National Monitor

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BUSINESS TIPS

Plumbing exec Thomas O’Connell has pleaded guilty to employment tax fraud

Many business owners believe that they can file 941 Forms that underreport tax liability and pay in lower amounts than actual withholding. These schemes don’t end well as this business owner found out.

How Will AV Integrators and Manufacturers Handle WFH Policies for Their Employees?

Many companies are becoming more accepting of employees who want to work from home now that the concept has proven successful.

DIY Danger: How Konnected Has Concocted False Claims About Its Alarm Panel Solution

Konnected says its alarm panel can turn any wired alarm system into a smart alarm. However, an independent forensic analysis shows it disregards security and life-safety standards and represents

Majority Of Workers Lack Even Basic Cybersecurity Hygiene, Survey Says

A survey of 1,200 U.S. employees, ,,,l finds that employees are most knowledgeable in laptop security, while they are unaware of how to secure sensitive data and recognize harmful files.