All these steps to protect web traffic from surveillance and censorship are important, but they are not a substitute for basic network security in parliament and at home. Do not forget the basics like using a strong password (not the default password) on your Wi-Fi router(s), ensuring that only authorized users have access to your network by frequently changing the password, and enabling your wireless routers’ built-in firewall. Consider creating a guest network on parliamentary premises as well if you have visitors coming in and out of the building who use the internet.