secure then a wireless. Just the nature of Wireless allowing multiple connnection and a wired requires 1 wire for each connection. Wireless has password protection and Wired has a physical protection.
Ok, I have a question. I work for a doctors office as a medical assistant. Our creditcard machine went down today because the phone number we had for the machine was canceled. So I hooked it up via Ethernet cord from the computer at the front to the internet. It now works fine. I told the owner to just buy a wireless netgear USB for the front desk. She got it and then I get a text later tonight saying that her husband said the computer needed to be wired directly to the computer to stay secure. I'm confused. Does it actually need to be a wired connection to stay secured. Can't anyone just access our computers through the router itself if they really wanted something? I worked for 6 hours getting this all setup and just need the USB. I just need to know if I can use a USB Netgear and still stay secured and still have our database secrued. At my old doctors office we used USP netgears and tablets. So I need to know

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