Wi-Fi encryption tips
Most wireless routers don't turn security on by default. Enable encryption to prevent snoops from entering your network and perhaps capturing your traffic and passwords. For a home or small office, use at lease WPA2-Personal (PSK) security, in which you create a password on the router and then enter it into computers and devices when connecting. For a larger business, choose WPA-2-Enterprise security, which uses an authenication server or hosted service and requires users to have unique usernames asnd passwords.
This is by far the best way to secure your wi-fi network and I encourage you to use the same protection to ensure you're covered!
Most wireless routers don't turn security on by default. Enable encryption to prevent snoops from entering your network and perhaps capturing your traffic and passwords. For a home or small office, use at lease WPA2-Personal (PSK) security, in which you create a password on the router and then enter it into computers and devices when connecting. For a larger business, choose WPA-2-Enterprise security, which uses an authenication server or hosted service and requires users to have unique usernames asnd passwords.
This is by far the best way to secure your wi-fi network and I encourage you to use the same protection to ensure you're covered!
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