ADT case could set bad precedent
Attorney's advice: 'Buy insurance till it hurts'
By Martha Entwistle - 10.22.2009

MINNEAPOLIS--A recent decision by a U.S. District Court judge here could set a very bad precedent for the security industry--where a negligent security company could be found liable and have to pay 100 percent of damages for a murder--even though the murderer intentionally committed the crime.

The case involves a double murder here and security giant ADT. A man and woman were murd… Continue

Security Networks enhances security offering with weather alerts

By Martha Entwistle - 02.19.2009 http://www.securitysystemsnews.com/images/email.gif

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.--Super-regional alarm company Security Networks announced Feb. 2 a new weather notification service that will offer valuable information to its customers and increase RMR.

What's going on outside, whether it’s another sunny day, or a record-breaking snowfall, is important to homeowners and businesses, said Rich Perry, CEO o… Continue

Security Networks Receives “CSAA Five Diamond Central Station Certification”
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Vienna, VA, September 29, 2009 – The Central Station Alarm Association (CSAA) is pleased to announce that Security Networks has received the prestigious “CSAA Five Diamond Certification”.
This Certification testifies that 100% of their central station operator… Continue