A household plan that covers laptops, phones, tablets and the smart devices most people forget about entirely.
Start with an honest inventory
Most households underestimate their device count by half. Walk through each room and write down everything that connects: laptops, phones, tablets, consoles, streaming sticks, smart speakers, cameras and the printer nobody has updated since it was bought.
Sort devices into three tiers
Not everything needs the same treatment. Tier one holds accounts and money: computers and phones. Tier two browses but stores little: tablets and TVs. Tier three is everything else with a network chip.
- Tier one: full security suite, unique passwords, two-factor authentication
- Tier two: app-store security app, automatic updates, no saved payment details
- Tier three: change default passwords, keep firmware current, isolate on a guest network
The router is the front door
Change the admin password, enable automatic firmware updates, use WPA3 where available and create a separate guest network for visitors and smart devices. That single guest network keeps a compromised gadget away from your laptops.
Choosing the right licence count
Count tier one and tier two devices, then add two for the ones you will buy this year. If that number sits above five, an unlimited-device plan such as LiveSafe is usually cheaper than stacking smaller licences. Our team will do this maths with you if you would rather talk it through.