Summary: Guest Wi-Fi should provide internet access while blocking connections to your internal business network. A different Wi-Fi name and password do not confirm that the networks are separated. The router, access points, and firewall must also be configured to prevent guest devices from reaching internal systems.Offering Wi-Fi to customers, contractors, and visitors is convenient. But their phones and laptops should not connect to the same network as your business computers, printers, security cameras, servers, and file storage.Even when you trust the person, you do not control their device. You do not know whether it has current security updates, whether it contains malware, or who else has used it.A properly configured guest network gives visitors internet access without allowing their devices to communicate with your business systems.What Separate Guest Wi-Fi MeansWhen someone connects to your guest Wi-Fi, they should be able to browse the internet, use email, and access online
