Rio Wifi Router "bulletproof security?"

[patrocle]

Just notice that this hit the market any good?

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Supposed to be good for security within your network

""SecureRoom™ device vault
Seamless sharing, bulletproof security.
Known in the enterprise realm as VLAN's,
Rio's SecureRoom™ technology isolates approved
devices from communicating with devices in other
SecureRooms™. Thwarting cybercriminals from lateral
movement to other devices on your Wi-Fi
like cameras, doorbells, and more.""

But i can not see many reviews on it or even the specs, like the ports 1gb or 2.5gb?



Thanks,

 

[weigle2]

I have never heard of this company, and all I see on their site is marketing info. I had to drill down to find an "About" tab for company info, and it only shows 2 people as being their team. Looks like a startup company trying to get their foot in the door, and their pricing is not inexpensive, yet they tout cybersecurity only on the WiFi level. For my money, I would go with a well established company like Synology, that has the RT6600AX router that does all the Reo can do, and alot more. They also push out OS/Security/Enhancement updates on a regular basis. Just my 2 cents.

 

[TonyR]

+1^^^^

I would count to to at least a hundred before investing in one of their products and instead go with a router from Asus, Netgear or Synology (no particular order).

 

[elvisimprsntr]

Another sham KS company.

I couldn’t find anything in the FCC database, so it’s likely rebranded kit run by a couple of business/marketing types with no engineering background.

Any site making those claims and includes seals of US government agencies should be avoided.

 

[TonyR]

Oh, approval from DOJ and DHS scares me off any way!

Reminds me too much of this piece of crap I've dealt with on numerous occasions:

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[bigredfish]

Been using this for about a year, does I believe all that the RIO says it will, but has been vetted by many who know more about this stuff than I do.

They have 4-5 versions, this one is plenty for my home. I use it along with my existing Netgear R8000 without problem

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[patrocle]

Few weeks ago i was looking at some type kind plug and play for better network lockdown with minimal settings to be done and also to have a interface to see what's going on within my network.
I have looks that specific one that u have and also their Firewalla Gold Se model , and other models like
Netgate 4200 w/pfSense
TP-Link ER7206 w/ Firewall Omada
UniFI system

Now if you get any of this the wifi router needs to go? or you can connect : Cable modem>firewalla>wifi router> devices?
Also i see the Firewalla Gold Se has the 2.5b ports already for higher internet speed which is a plus.

Been using this for about a year, does I believe all that the RIO says it will, but has been vetted by many who know more about this stuff than I do.

They have 4-5 versions, this one is plenty for my home. I use it along with my existing Netgear R8000 without problem

Firewalla Purple: Gigabit Cyber Security Firewall & Router with WiFi Protecting Your Family and Business (Ships Worldwide)

Powered by The Firewalla Security Stack For a Better Network Smart Traffic Management Easy to Install Simple to Use Sophisticated Security and Networking Features at Your Fingertips Powerful Hardware Gigabit Performance for Now and the Future Short-range and low-power Wi-Fi, perfect for light...

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[patrocle]

Thanks to all for reply.
I see lot of advertising from them RIO....

Anyway,
Not a Pro when it comes to Network stuff but trying to setup so is more secure.
This is my network setup:
Asus Wifi Router RT-AX86U two of them one upstairs (main) and one down stairs with backhaul aimesh hardwired (original firmware) and for Cable modem i have a Netgear Nighthawk CM3000 (Xfinity 1.2gb Download / 35 mbps upload)
Lately for the last month i been having few problems with slow speed when i check getting about 360 dl / 33 upload.
On my network i have 12 wired ip cams (outside), 3 wifi cams outside and about 8 wifi inside house. Call me Nuts but i have a Husky and when he is alone he howls and need to yell at him to shut up from work...neighbors complain a lot.
In top of that wifi wall switches in the house from tp-link/kasa/tapo about 20 of them and about 8 wifi water leak sensors around, my main computer and the dedicate BI one both running hard wired. All that ip wires connected to two poe+ tp link network hub and a 3rd forgot the brand but also a poe+ hub.
For my main pc where i did the speed test is only up to 1 gb internet network card integrated from what i know and now as my plan is for 1.2gb and my modem and router has the 2.5 gb ports i have purchased a TP-Link 2.5gb pcie tx201 card to test out.
But yah could also be the cable from street to the house the problem from my research. Some xfinity technician i talk to said to get a business account this way the line is all yours so u do not have to share baldwin with neighbors.

 

[bigredfish]

Few weeks ago i was looking at some type kind plug and play for better network lockdown with minimal settings to be done and also to have a interface to see what's going on within my network.
I have looks that specific one that u have and also their Firewalla Gold Se model , and other models like
Netgate 4200 w/pfSense
TP-Link ER7206 w/ Firewall Omada
UniFI system

Now if you get any of this the wifi router needs to go? or you can connect : Cable modem>firewalla>wifi router> devices?
Also i see the Firewalla Gold Se has the 2.5b ports already for higher internet speed which is a plus.

Yes you can do that

OR you can do what I did
Cable modem>wifi router>firewalla> devices

It actually works quite well and requires ZERO changes to your current configuration. Works by spoofing your devices into thinking it is your router

3 ways to set it up
Router Mode
Bridge Mode
Simple Mode (what I did)

https://help.firewalla.com/hc/en-us/articles/4406178984467-Firewalla-Purple-Purple-SE-Installation-Guide?

 

[patrocle]

Yes you can do that

OR you can do what I did
Cable modem>wifi router>firewalla> devices

It actually works quite well and requires ZERO changes to your current configuration. Works by spoofing your devices into thinking it is your router

3 ways to set it up
Router Mode
Bridge Mode
Simple Mode (what I did)

https://help.firewalla.com/hc/en-us/articles/4406178984467-Firewalla-Purple-Purple-SE-Installation-Guide?

May have to invest into some like this even if is $$$
I heard that UniFI system is good but $$$ and hard to configure.

Thank you for your advice. Appreciated.