In today's connected world, your home network is just as much a target as any business or government agency. Hackers, malware, and scams no longer aim only at corporations-they exploit everyday households. Safeguards at Home: Applying STIG Principles to Your Personal Computer and Network shows you how to defend yourself and your family with practical, easy-to-follow steps.Drawing on the proven principles of STIGs (Security Technical Implementation Guides) used by the U.S. Department of Defense, this book translates enterprise-level security into clear actions anyone can take at home. From hardening your Wi-Fi and computers to protecting children online, building strong passwords, and setting up backups, you'll learn how to create layers of defense that truly work.You don't need to be a tech expert-you just need the willingness to safeguard what matters most. This book will help you reduce risks, prevent identity theft, and live with confidence in a connected world. Pastor Mark Wood is a servant of Christ with a passion for teaching the uncompromising truth of God's Word. Known for his clear, Scripture-centered teaching, Pastor Wood has dedicated his ministry to preparing the church for Christ's return and calling believers to live holy, faithful lives in a world that is rapidly falling away from truth.With a shepherd's heart, he has faithfully ministered in the pulpit and in personal discipleship, encouraging Christians to walk in obedience to Scripture and to discern the signs of the times. His writing combines biblical prophecy, pastoral insight, and a deep urgency for revival.Pastor Wood believes that the church must not be silent in the face of deception but must proclaim the gospel with boldness and clarity until the trumpet sounds. His life and ministry reflect this conviction: to equip the saints, reach the lost, and exalt Christ above all.When he is not writing or preaching, Pastor Wood enjoys spending time with his family, studying God's Word, and encouraging believers to stand strong in these difficult times.
