AT&T announced on Monday that the company is getting into home security, in a big way. It makes a lot of sense, as security companies like Bay Alarm and ADT have been using AT&T’s phone network to make calls to their security monitoring centers when an “incident” at someone’s home or business was noted.

Digital Life, as AT&T calls the new system, will be both a security and home-automation system. Digital Life allows end users to monitor activity in their house remotely, accessing and controlling the service on devices such as PCs, tablets, and smartphones.