10 Tips to Keep Your Data Safe in a Connected World
ESA encourages safe digital experiences for all; therefore, we always recommend trusting your home security to professionals who are equipped...
ESA Answers Age-Old Question: Is Santa real?
Word on the street is that ESA member Alarm.com and The North Pole have been in cahoots over the past...
Understanding the Top Cyber Security Threats Homeowners Face
Part of protecting your home from invaders is keeping yourself updated with the latest threats. On Alarm.org we know that...
Kasey Taught Me — Koorsen’s Fire & Life Safety Dogs Save Lives
STOP, DROP, and ROLL. A concept we are all too familiar with. One that most of us learned as children...
How to Choose the College with the Best Campus Security
As your college-bound student is visiting campuses to help decide their educational future, it is more important than ever to...
Detecting and Deterring Workplace Violence
Providing a secure workplace is a vital concern for employers but presents a definitive challenge. According to the U.S. Bureau...
How the Security Industry Impacts Small Businesses
It may come as a surprise, but small businesses within the electronic security and life safety industry have been thriving...
Women in Security: Angela White, Immediate Past President of the Electronic Security Association
From a single mother working as a waitress and bartender to serving as President of the largest professional trade association...
Six Tips for Deterring Criminals when Selling Your Home
A news story featured on The Denver Channel and Good Morning America highlighted the vulnerability of homes that are listed...
Opportunities for Veterans in the Electronic Security Industry
The Electronic Security Association's (ESA) "Get Into Security" initiative is encouraging veterans to join more than 500,000 residential and commercial...
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Established in 1948, ESA is the largest trade association in the United States representing the electronic life safety and security industry. Together, ESA member companies employ more than 500,000 industry professionals and serve more than 34 million residential and commercial clients.