Home Security Trends for 2023 and Beyond

Published December 12, 2022 | By Dorien

Hey South Carolina!

What’s up? We are getting a head start on home security trends for 2023.

We know you want to know what’s new, exciting and what’s coming down the pipeline, right? Here are some of the 2023 home security trends we see taking off in 2023.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is Here to Stay!

AI, Artificial Intelligence is here. It’s being used in almost all industries and certainly has made its way to the home and commercial security industry.

Artificial intelligence is used to operate smart devices via the voice control function of AI-enabled units such as Alexa, Siri, and Google Assistant, in addition to its use in home security systems. In addition, Voice commands can be used to manage advanced home security systems and commercial systems.

Cloud-Based Security in 2023

If you have heard of the “cloud” but aren’t sure what it does, here is your answer.

Cloud security, also known as cloud computing security, is a collection of home security measures designed to protect cloud-based infrastructure, applications, and data.

These measures ensure user and device authentication, data and resource access control, and data privacy protection and are connected to your home security system. More and more systems rely on cloud-based systems to backup their data such as video footage.

Smarthome Technology – Expanded

We’ve been installing and servicing smarthomes for years. In 2023 we see smarthome technology expand even more. Homeowners want their smarthome to do even more recurring tasks for them.

In 2022 we saw the first installations of smart window shades.

In 2023, we predict more and more home will add smarthomes technology to

locks
lights
sound systems
HVAC systems
and other home appliances such as coffee makers, alarm clocks, refrigerators, ovens and more!

Will My Current Home Security System Suffice in 2023?

That is a great question.

While technology changes quickly, we can often swap out or add components for you to keep the current system in place. Unless you have a brand new home that need it all, small changes i.e new cameras, new keypad, additional sensors, these are things that can be added without breaking the bank.