Protect your home from hackers, scams, and identity theft

We review your home network and devices to find quick wins and practical security improvements.
We make sure your Wi‑Fi and router passwords aren’t easy to guess, reused, or still set to defaults—because those are the most common ways attackers get into home networks.

What We Check

  • Router configuration and security hardening
  • WiFi protection (WPA2/3) and guest network setup
  • Device inventory and needed updates (hardware and software)
  • Network scanning for visible vulnerabilities
  • Your everyday security practices (passwords, backups, account recovery)
  • Secure configuration for work devices
  • VPN and remote access guidance
  • Email and collbaoration tool security
  • Up to 10 IoT devices reviewed
  • Risks specific to handling company data at home

Top 8 Actions We Usually Recommend

Prioritized in order of impact — you decide which to tackle first:

  1. Enable WiFi encryption (WPA2 or WPA3). Prevents attackers from connecting to your network.
  2. Change your router's default password and admin login. Blocks unauthorized access to network settings.
  3. Turn on your router's built-in firewall. Adds a basic layer of defense against network attacks.
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  4. Enable automatic updates for your devices. Closes security gaps without you having to remember.
  5. Use unique, strong passwords for important accounts. Consider a password manager to keep them organized.
  6. Turn on multi-factor authentication (MFA) for key accounts. Protects email, banking, and work accounts even if passwords are stolen.
  7. Separate personal, work, and IoT devices (use a guest network). Limits damage if one device becomes compromised.
  8. Use a password manager for strong, unique passwords. Eliminates password reuse and improves overall account security.
  9. Secure remote work access (VPN or company-approved tools). Protects work data when accessing systems from home.
  10. Review and remove unknown or unused connected devices. Reduces hidden risks from forgotten or unauthorized devices.

What You Receive

A simple, practical report with:

  • Clear summary of current risks
  • Prioritized recommendations ranked by importance
  • Step-by-step instructions for each fix
  • Resources and links to help you implement safely

Who this is for: Home users or families wanting to secure their personal network and devices without expensive tools or complicated setup.

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