Configuring your wireless router to ensure WPA2 is enabled & used for security reasons is a good thing. We explain how to get it done.

As CNET's router expert, I know a few easy tricks for creating a secure Wi-Fi network. When I bought my own router , I ...

Many routers offer a mixed mode of WPA2 and WPA3 so that older devices that pre-date WPA3 can connect to your network. WPA2 has been around for more than 10 years so it's unlikely that your router ...

Improve your home network security by changing the password on your Wi-Fi network—either through the router app or the router web interface.

WPA3 is the latest security protocol designed to safeguard your Wi-Fi traffic. Here's what you need to know, as well as our ...

Every router, whether it’s provided by your internet company or one you bought yourself, comes with a factory default login.

When choosing the security mode for your router, I would go with WPA3 and only switch to mixed mode if you have an ancient device that won't connect to your WPA2-protected network.