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Indy Home Defense is a security solutions company based in Lebanon, Indiana. As a veteran and locally owned company, we are dedicated to providing an easy and reliable pathway to both home and business security. With a strong commitment to customer satisfaction, we tailor our services to meet the unique needs of each client—whether it's a straightforward home camera installation or comprehensive network screening. Our mission is to deliver peace of mind through professional, scalable security solutions that secure what matters most.
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At Indy Home Defense, we are dedicated to providing reliable home and business network security. Our team focuses on honesty, affordability, and customer satisfaction to deliver the best service possible. With a commitment to your safety and peace of mind, we strive to make what you value most, secure.
10 Critical Missteps in Security
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Change Default Router Settings
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Update default usernames and passwords.
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Disable unused services like WPS or remote management.
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Use Strong, Unique Passwords
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Use strong, complex passwords for Wi-Fi and admin access.
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Enable a password manager to keep track.
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Enable WPA3 (or at least WPA2) Encryption
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Use the most secure Wi-Fi encryption available on your router.
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Avoid using open or WEP-encrypted networks.
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Keep Firmware & Software Updated
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Regularly update router firmware and connected device software.
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Enable auto-updates where possible.
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Create a Guest Network
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Keep visitors off your main network.
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Limit guest network access to the internet only.
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Separate IoT Devices from Core Network
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Smart TVs, cameras, and other IoT devices can be vulnerable.
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Isolate them on a separate VLAN or guest network.
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Use a Firewall
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Enable the router’s built-in firewall.
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For advanced setups, consider a hardware firewall or UTM device.
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Implement Network Monitoring
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Use tools or router apps to monitor who is connected.
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Get alerts for unusual activity or unknown devices.
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Limit Physical Access
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Keep networking equipment in a secure, controlled space.
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Lock down admin panels to local access only when possible.
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Backup Your Configurations