The 4 Security Companies That Earn Highest Marks for Data Protection

Many security device vulnerabilities start right at home. Direct smart home hacking isn't nearly as common as some people fear, but when devices are infected by botnets, it's typically because of weak Wi-Fi encryption, not using TFA and bad passwords. But it's important to check how secure businesses are, too.

It's a huge headache when a security company you use has a massive data breach, or has such bad internal security that employees can steal data or spy through cameras. But where do you turn if cloud video and account theft is your top concern? While no security company is perfect, some have far better track records than others when it comes to storing, handling and protecting data, as well as watching for and patching vulnerabilities. Here are my top recommendations.

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