Security Blog - Laying Down the Law

Ken Kirschenbaum advises readers on how to address changes in contracts after modifying the company's name..

In this blog, Ken Kirschenbaum answers a reader questioning whether it’s favorable for the service providers to include a supervised line and regular testing in service contracts.

A couple topics that most people do not want to think about are death and taxes. However, for alarm company owners who are considering eventually transferring the business to children or other family members, the subjects are very important.

In his latest blog, Ken Kirschenbaum examines if alarm companies can prevent being sued by subscribers.

In this blog, Ken Kirschenbaum discusses if alarm companies can take legal action against cable providers and telcos to prevent them from having access to alarm company clients.

You should not enter into a buy-sell transaction without a knowledgeable attorney to assist you.

In this blog, Ken Kirschenbaum answers a reader who is concerned with competitor alarm companies stealing customers by means of deception.

The homeowner claims that they called ADT numerous times to come and re-install a smoke detector. However, after three years, the family says that the detector was never replaced, despite paying monthly fees to the company.

A Federal Appeals Court sitting in Minnesota revered a Federal District Court's order, which granted summary judgment dismissing a claim against an alarm company.

The following discussion among central station managers addresses enhanced call verification (ECV).