Secure Your Home Network - 9 EASY STEPS!

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[maurosgarage]

one of the best YouTube channels. always informative and straight to the point

[jeffhale]

Thanks for sharing these security tips. Blessings on your day.

[robertmcelfresh]

Idea: Create a series of videos like you visited a elderly relative and found no passwords on anything, old OS, running PC as 'admin', etc. Show how to clean/scan devices, protect them but then make it still useful for casual users who do not eat, drink, breathe security. Take someone with little to no protection to a modest level of protection.

[BeWhoYouWant]

Ha I literally just watched the IoT episode where you asked if we wanted THIS video. Glad people said yes :)

[armedscubasteve]

Thanks Shannon! I've been working on my Unifi controller. Implementing better firewall rules. Preventing VLAN to VLAN communication. Blocking my security cameras from accessing the internet. Blocking my IoT devices from communicating with other devices on my network. I update my Wifi security settings often. Also keep my printers on their own VLAN network too.

[markl]

I was so captivated by your expert advice and the clear, easy-to-understand, friendly way in which you presented it that I didn't notice until almost the end that your hair matched your sweater! Great information delivered with finesse -- how could anybody not like this?

[GodParticle]

Your a life saver Sailor Moon Shannon ❤❤❤Thank you.This video was right on time!❤❤❤❤

[alexflores]

Thank you that had a lot of good tips to follow or to refresh your memory about your own home network security. I really enjoy watching your videos.

[KevinLudwick]

Thanks Shannon! Just implemented #7 and made the IoTs own network. Great sweater to match your hair as well.

[winegeek]

i'm just here for the coolest hair ever 😊

[Vamanos]

Can you please look into products like peplink routers and give do a detailed review on some of their lineup?

[edwinbaezjr.]

Thank you, thank you, thank you Ms. Morse!!

[randomdazz]

oh i forgot to say I wanted you to do a video like this - yay ive been waiting for this! :)

[JesusVillanueva]

Regarding No. 7... I want to follow this advice but don't know how to create different networks for my IoT devices (Hub is ethernet connected) and the Wifi access points providing access for my other devices. I heard of using multiple routers, but what is the setup that requires the least devices.

[Codger]

The best time of the month to update Windows OS is during the last week of the month because by this time Microsoft had been notified of bugs and then you could assume these bugs were fixed. I always wait until the last week and better yet I wait until the last Thursday or Friday, as in typically anywhere beyond the 25th or 26th of the month.

[somethingelse]

Great ideas! I'll create a user account for Windows and more! Like clear my cache and cookies. I also leave Bluetooth off until i need it.

[jedikv]

Great video. Shared it with some of my (IRL) network. I'm curious as to what good options you'd recommend checking out for anti malware software, and how that's different from anti-virus.

[Kaspeyskis.]

Subscribing to Shannon Morse channel instantly grants 10% to home network security.
Keep up with excellent content.

[smd]

there is one thing you forgot to mention
that is that no mater what you do you must keep up on your security because if you do not then all you have done can come for not
as my favorite saying that has ever been said is
"What mankind can make mankind can break."

i recommend doing a security check of your system once a month minimum, pick a day and stick to it, be it the first Saturday of the month or what have you
that involves updates, checking for unknown devices, malware checks, etc.

[XInfinity]

Another thing that can be used in your tool belt is have a bait crypto wallet that has a QR code or what ever that isn't a public facing one and have some crypto on it. If you see the crypto has gone missing you will know someone has been in your system