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Wireless routers are at a higher risk of being hacked than wired routers because they rely on “the cloud”, meaning all of the router's data is available to a hacker if the router isn’t properly secured. While you could switch back to a wired internet connection, that isn’t necessarily the most convenient way to access the internet. Wireless connections are easier to connect to, and allow you the freedom to use the internet on multiple devices no matter your location if within range. Here are some tips on how to secure your wireless router to lessen your risk of being hacked.

The protection of your home Wi-Fi network is as essential to your home security as having a lock on your front door. Consider all of the information and stored data which passes through your home network every day; bank account passwords, medical records, personal information; if you’re not careful these all may be put at risk. Here are four simple steps to protect your Wi-Fi network from hackers.  

Considering selling your home now or in the near future? You might be interested in knowing how smart home technology, otherwise known as home automation, can greatly increase the market value of your home. Imagine having the power to control your security system, cameras, lighting, heating and cooling, video and endless other functions directly from your fingertips. Now, imagine the appeal of that power to a potential home buyer. There is no doubt that home automation is a desirable technology to have.

What is Z-Wave?

At Doyle Security, the safety of you and your family is our top priority. With social media playing such a huge role in our society today, online safety takes on a whole new meaning. You may be wondering if it’s safe for your family, especially your kids, to be active on social media. We’re here to help! Here are some important tips to help you keep your family safe on social media:

Between our computers, cell phones and tablets, most Americans have huge amounts of our personal information stored via digital means. Although technological security has grown as rapidly as the technology it supports, the threat of hackers and viruses is constant. With everything from our family photos to our banking information being stored somewhere digitally, it is important to educate ourselves on how we can lockdown this information. In our new digital life series, we’ll share a variety of tips and practices to help make sure your digital life is just as secure as your physical life.

Between our computers, cell phones and tablets, most Americans have huge amounts of our personal information stored via digital means. Although technological security has grown as rapidly as the technology it supports, the threat of hackers and viruses is constant. With everything from our family photos to our banking information being stored somewhere digitally, it is important to educate ourselves on how we can lockdown this information. In our new digital life series, we’ll share a variety of tips and practices to help make sure your digital life is just as secure as your physical life.