The new products from WideFi Networks are changing the face of network security thanks in part to the elimination of a proprietary hardware purchase. Anyone can gain home or business network security using their existing Internet service provider router.

Gone are the days of harping on your kids to turn the screen off or physically taking the device in order to control its use. The network security experts at WideFi have created a user-friendly dashboard parents can use to control all device and app usage on their home network.

Parents have to employ all-new levels of vigilance when it comes to protecting kids from potential Internet threats. WideFi Networks founder Patrick Cavanaugh and CEO Brad Hawkins are fathers of six and four, respectively, and they want to make it easy for families to enjoy the Internet safely.

In your client-facing practice, you are the keeper of valuable, private customer data that you have a responsibility to protect. You also want to give your customers the access they need to make the most out of their experience with your business. The latest management tools from WideFi Networks make this easier and more affordable than ever.

Who has access to your home or business network? What apps are mining your personal information or your clients’ and where are they sending it? What devices and applications are running when you aren’t using them and why? View, control and protect your network with WideFi, a tool that reveals all your network interactions in one easy-to-use dashboard.

Every family and business has their own needs and interpretations when it comes to what is safe and allowed on their internal network. With the new cyber security tools from WideFi Networks, you get to choose what works for you.

The IoT or “Internet of Things” is a term that refers to the connection between all our devices that allows them to send and receive data. If you aren’t aware of which devices are connected to one another within your home or business network, what information they are exchanging and which unapproved outside individuals, applications or devices are accessing them, you are putting yourself and your family or business at risk.

If you’ve invested in a home security system, you’ve taken the extra steps to ensure your home’s safety… but what if the very system used to keep you safe was itself vulnerable to malicious cyber attacks? WideFi Networks helps twofold: It 1) gives homeowners the peace of mind to control who has access to their network of connected devices and applications, and 2) works with security firms to offer added control and safety to their products.

Most of us don’t begin to have an awareness of all the ins and outs of which devices have access to our home or business networks and what information they are sending where, when and to whom. That all changes with the introduction of a cloud-based network security platform from WideFi Networks. Now, anyone can easily view, control and protect their network from a user-friendly dashboard.