https://www.thehomesecurityadvisor.com/alert-360-reviews-central-security-group-rebranded/
Research the Device
If you are adding 3rd party smart home devices to your Central Security Group System, make sure that you purchase the equipment from reputable companies that follow standard security protocols and best practices. Quality smart devices will require password protection, one or two-step authentication and offer frequent over the air firmware and security updates.
Register the Equipment
Be sure to register each device, not only for warranty purposes – but to ensure that you are receiving any firmware updates. Updates will typically include additional features and will also address any known security issues.
Pay Attention to Passwords
It is important to change the default passwords. Use a mixture of letters, cases, numbers, and symbols that would be difficult to guess.
Also, different passwords should be used for each smart device. This prevents a digital intruder from access to all your sensitive
