The Settings — Why Configuration Is the Security You Already Have

The same device is safe or wide open depending on how it's set up — so the settings are the security. Default isn't safe. Set things to a baseline, change the settings that matter, expect drift, and keep it right.

What you'll learn

• Understand a device is only as safe as its settings — the settings are the security, whoever installed it.
• See that factory defaults are made for easy setup, not safety, and set things up to a secure baseline instead.
• Change the handful of settings that matter, expect a safe setup to drift, and keep a simple record of what changed.
• See that far more than computers have settings, and set it up right and keep it right with a small routine.

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