Your device then receives a notification so that you can react as quickly as possible and perhaps prevent your property from being broken into. Sometimes such cameras have a motion sensor - if a camera sees something moving (be it a cat, a dog, or an intruder) it records the file and sends it to the server. Such cameras will work 24/7 and allow owners to look at what is happening anywhere in the house through an app on a smartphone. One of the most obvious examples is the installation of a home video surveillance system connected to the internet. Kaspersky appoints Chris Connell as new managing director for APAC Modern cameras, motion sensors, and even smart door locks will help turn your home into a real fortress, and immediately send a message to your smartphone if something happens.Д¬ities of the future: What trends has WFH model brought to urban living? Smart home technology can take the safety of your home to the next level. Kaspersky has developed a list of the most interesting benefits which the modern smart home can provide to become a fully-fledged personal assistant or protector. All of this is possible thanks to the digitalization of an increasing number of devices. What was once a collection of single and separate devices, smart homes are turning into fully-fledged smart systems that can supply coffee on time, adjust the temperature, and monitor the security of your house while you are away. For example, the report from Berg Insight revealed that the number of smart homes in Europe and North America reached 102.6 million in 2020. Today, the idea of smart home appliances or switches isnвЂ™t from a cyberpunk scene, but rather an actively emerging reality. Smart home technologies have long ceased to be something new or surprising. By Chris Connell, Managing Director for Asia Pacific at Kaspersky

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