#security tips

Everyone should be concerned about network security so we're providing you with 6 basic tips on how to secure your WiFi connection at home. Change your network's default Service Set Identifier (SSID) One of the most basic tips when securing your WiFi network is to Change your network's default Service Set Identifier (SSID). Keep your Router's firmware up to date A user should always update his/her router's firmware in order to lessen the risk of vulnerability from security "holes" on your router due to old or dated software. This is similar to upgrading firmware on your smartphones in order to fix some bugs and improve security. After setting everything up, it is highly recommended that the user change at least their router's username and password for security measures. It is important to have your WiFi routers or connections secure to prevent malicious users from hi-jacking your own connection and stealing your data, and we hope we have helped you achieve that with the tips above. Just received an SMS from my account manager from Security Bank early this morning (this was after one missed call). Then, we noticed several other Security Bank customers also report of the same SMS confirmation (just that mine was more personalized). Read more in our articles including "6 Basic Tips to Secure your WiFi connection at Home" and "Security Bank now sends SMS on ATM transactions".