Smart Security.

		Smart security is a modern day solution to age-old concerns of theft or vandalism, allowing you to check on your home and manage your set-up from your mobile devices, laptops or PCs. From a remote location, for example, a person can check the security of his home by checking the security cameras that are located throughout the home. This technology also allows homeowners to know if a window or door is ajar or open. This allows a homeowner not to leave the house open to vulnerability and risks and in that way be safer. It can send you a notification when your teenagers get home from a party or their part-time jobs. It can show you who's at your front door, and let you talk to them.
The top component for every smart home is the security system. A security system is there to protect you and raise the alarm in a big emergency like a fire or a break-in. But a smart security system doesn't stop there. Thanks to the evolution of technology, it makes itself useful every single day. You can deploy and operate a Smart Security in your home by Doing it Yourself (DIY) or by contracting Security Companies (Professionals). DIY implies that you must put it together themselves and most likely monitor through its respective mobile app; although, some DIY systems can have professional monitoring. On the other hand, doin by specialists can mean one a professional installation (a technician installs the equipment) or it can mean a system with professional monitoring (a team of people responds to alerts from call centers). All depend on your particular needs and requirements. Most entry-level systems usually include some door/window sensors, a motion detector, and a hub that communicates with these devices or a proprietary mesh network. Often, a smart security system will consist of the following components:

	Smart Cameras		Smart Door Lock/Stop		Smart Entry (Contact) Sensor
	Smart Garage Door		Smart Motion Sensors		Smart Video Door Bell