Consumer routers now include AI threat detection to identify unusual traffic and prevent malware spread.
What happened
Router makers are adding AI security features to monitor traffic and flag suspicious activity in home networks.
Why it matters
- Behavior-based detection catches unknown threats.
- Alerts are more actionable with plain-language context.
- Parental and device controls are improving.
Key context
Home networks now support more connected devices, increasing the need for built-in security.
Local angle
Families in Karachi are adopting secure routers to protect remote learning devices.
What to watch next
- False positives
- Privacy settings
- Firmware update cadence
Entities: Home routers, AI security, Threat detection, Network traffic, Consumer cybersecurity