Protecting eero customers from NatJack

At eero, security isn't a feature that we add after the fact – it’s built into our architecture, our development process, and our commitment to continuously improving the eero experience and keeping networks secure without our customers having to lift a finger.

Closing the loop on profiles: how we built the unassigned profile

Your eero wifi system is also the gateway for your entire family to the broader internet, which contains all sorts of things—some of which aren’t appropriate for certain family members. Sometimes parents just want to make sure kids don’t spend the whole night awake playing video games or watching YouTube. That’s exactly why we created profiles ten years ago. Profiles let you group devices on your eero network and control which internet services those devices can access—and when they’re allowed to access the internet at all.

Stay connected and protected with eero’s Parental Controls

We rely on wifi for just about everything—our jobs, streaming, gaming, homework, and staying connected—and so do our kids. They are growing up in a world where nearly every device in our homes is connected to the internet, from tablets and laptops to smart TVs and gaming consoles. Our goal is to make safeguarding your family’s online experience as easy and approachable as everything else we do, giving you the tools and confidence to guide how your family connects.

The ideal wifi experience for residents, MDUs, and ISPs.

eero for Communities is the top-tier service that binds the interests of the resident, MDU, and ISP together. For residents, eero networks are ready for immediate activation and network control through a modern app-based wifi experience.

Botnet detection and prevention for every eero network

eero helps protect the devices you don’t always think about. Your wifi network is more than speed and coverage—it's the front door to your digital life. Everything from work calls to security cameras, baby monitors, and smart lights depends on it. But some devices on your network may sit quietly in the background for years, rarely, if ever, receiving software updates. Many can't run antivirus software.