1. Make a list of security assets your
network already has. Check for firewalls, anomaly detection, virtual
private network, intrusion prevention, secured wireless network, virus
protection, and identity management and compliance validation. If anyone from
these is missing, then install it as soon as possible.
2. Check these features are communicating
with each other properly or not.
3. Set the level of protection your
system and network needs.
4. Control the access of your
information. Divide your network into different parts and give access to the
particular employees whom you want to reach your network.
5. Upgrade your operating system into a
64-bit system, because they are tougher for the bad guys to hack.
6. Update your anti-virus software regularly. A computer without updated
virus is just like a treat for hackers and can cause you to lose personal and
financial information.
7. Disable the remote administration
feature of your router. This feature allows you to access your network
configuration from anywhere. Disable this feature to remove the threat of
hackers attacking your network infrastructure.
8. Create a strong password to access
your network. Don’t use your cell phone number or any name for password.
Hackers can match up your small details to hack through your network
administration.
9. Change your router settings to WPA2
encryption for a strong protection.
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