No. Internet speed and network security are unrelated. Many high-speed internet providers, like Mercury, leverage modern equipment with built-in security features for peace of mind.

Yes. Fiber-optic cables transmit data by light, making it harder for hackers to penetrate.

Use a strong password for your router and make sure its firmware is up to date. Enable network encryption to add another layer of security.

Many smart home devices lack robust security features, opening your home to potential threats. Make sure all of your smart home devices are updated. Prioritizing security when shopping for smart home devices can also help.

Your home network should include a router with built-in security features and firewall protection.

Yes. Hackers can access any device connected to the internet. Changing default passwords and implementing multi-factor authentication is an easy way to keep your data safe.

We recommend checking for updates every month and replacing your router every three to five years to ensure your equipment has the latest available security features.