#firewall

What's your take on using a hardware firewall for your home network now that everything's remote?

How do you harden your home network without killing performance for streaming?

Do advanced users still need traditional antivirus, or has common sense and a good firewall made it obsolete?

Are "zero trust" architectures just a billion-dollar scam to sell more firewalls?

How do you decide between a hardware firewall and a software one for your home?

Would you switch from a subscription antivirus to a free, open-source firewall if it saved you $100 a year?

Have firewalls become obsolete against modern threats, or are we just too lazy to configure them right?

Is a firewall enough to stop hackers, or are you fooling yourself if you rely on it alone?

Do expensive firewalls even matter when 90% of breaches are from human error?