By Lucy Dale A safe can be an important tool to protect your valuables and keep your belongings, especially if you have large amounts of money or important documents to store. However, if you forgot the combination to your...
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By Consumer Reports Home safes might not be the best place for your precious jewelry, rare coins, or 1952 Mickey Mantle rookie card. For those kinds of treasures, a safe-deposit box at a bank probably offers more protection. But...
By Glenn Fleishman Backing up your data is important, and using Time Machine is a great way to do it. But do you need to go even further? “Should you, say, go so far as to clone a drive...
By Our Pastimes If you fail to write down the combination to a safe or if you lose the paper on which you jotted it down, you find yourself in a situation in which you need to open the...
By Jodi Butts Considering a gun safe? We’re all a bit paranoid when it comes to our personal security. We take steps to hide our occupational identity when we’re off duty and/or traveling to and from work, but what...
By Howard Bergman Approximately 30 percent of Americans currently own a gun, and another 33 percent could see themselves owning one in the future. If you’re part of either of these groups, it’s important to understand how to store...
By Wes Wernette Facility management is a 24/7 job. So is security. Whether security is breached at 3 p.m. or 3 a.m., it’s usually the facility manager who gets the first call. Quite often the locksmith gets the second...
By Charnita Fance Everyone can really benefit from having a fire safe, since they’re great for protecting important documents in case of a fire or natural disaster. There are a variety of models available, each one with a different...
By Mark Smith Many people think of a safe as something with a huge round door from movies, with heaps of money or jewelry hidden behind. In real life, everything is a little different. Now safes are used almost...
By Sam Hoober Some people question whether it’s worth the expense or hassle of getting a gun safe, and the answer is a resounding “yes you should.” There are too many benefits to getting one and too many drawbacks...