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Daily tip

Secure Wireless Networks

Follow these tips to better secure your wireless network:

  • Change your network name and the default password.
  • Encrypt the data on your network.
  • Make sure your firewall is running.
  • Disable guest networks.
  • Turn off Wi-Fi Protected Setup.