Wireless Network Setup and Support
Approximately 32% of all wireless networks are still using weak encryption standards (not WPA2). This means that 3 out of 10 wireless networks are still easily hacked.
If your wireless network is compromised then your computers, tablets and IoT devices are potentially accessible. Imagine someone walking into your home and freely taking your sensitive documents, family information, spying on you when you sleep and do other things in your home, listening to your private conversations, etc..
You can see how important it is to secure your wireless network. Trusting that the person who sets up your wireless network is knowledgeable and experienced enough to do it right is critical.
Today’s home can easily have more than a dozen devices connected to a wireless network. Most IT service providers will help connect one or 2. TechsRUs will help you connect all of them and ensure your network is secure from easy hacking.
We can also work to expand your wireless network over a larger area using mesh networks or wireless extenders.
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What Can Connect to a Wireless Network?
Wireless internet is very prevalent today. Almost every home and business has access to a wireless network in the US. Many ISPs (Internet Service Providers) provide wireless access through their modems. Cell phone providers may also include wireless hotspot access. So what can wireless internet be used for?
- Laptops/Computers
- iPads and Android Tablets
- Smart TVs
- Streaming Video Devices (Roku, Apple TV, Firestick, Chromecast and Others)
- IoT Devices (Wireless Thermostats, Automated Home, Ring Cameras, etc..)
- Game Systems (XBox, Playstation, Nintendo)
- Smart Phones
- Virtual Assistants (Amazon Alexa, Google Home)
- Printers
These are the more popular devices but there are plenty more. TechsRUs can and will help you get them all connected. We’ll even help you prioritize the traffic allocated to your devices.
Why Trust TechsRUs with Your Wireless Network
The truth is we know how to hack wireless networks (and have to prove a point). If you want to secure a wireless network then the best team to accomplish this would be the team that is capable of compromising it.
WPA2 is the most secure encryption available today. It is not hackproof (nothing is) but it takes A LOT more time and resources to compromise a device secured with WPA2.
There are also other factors when setting up your wireless network like coverage area, interference from other networks and devices, and the number and type of devices that will connect to your network.
TechsRUs has been setting up and configuring wireless networks for close to 15 years. We’ll get you set up, secure and being productive (or netflix and chill) quickly and to your complete satisfaction.
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