If you’ve not updated your alarm system in the last decade, you may be surprised at the remarkable pace of development and improvement that has been seen regarding property alarm systems. We have seen a large number of these systems beginning to incorporate wireless technology, connections to mobile devices for up-to-date reporting and disarming, along with a host of changes that make the technology more user-friendly and interactive.

One important question is whether or not they have become more secure. This is a difficult question to answer because it is quite clearly both, under different circumstances. The interconnection between the alarm system and the internet has, in some cases, resulted in the system being easier to hack, but, in other ways, the quick response that you can receive directly to your mobile phone ensures that you have all the information you need about the security of your home.

Another aspect to consider is the increased convenience of the technology. It is undoubtedly the case that the newer systems are easier to understand and control, which can go a long way towards reducing the risk of you getting a false break-in alarm, potentially resulting in a fine from the police.