Highlands Fiber Network

We didn’t just build a network; we built a lasting community advantage.

In 2016, a "connected device" meant a screen you actually stared at. In 2026, it includes your security cameras, your vacuum, your doorbell, and even the ambient LED strips on the ceiling.

HFN’s upgraded network is built for multi-gig speeds, so make sure your router can keep up.

Our Wi-Fi Plus Router features Wi-Fi 7, multi-link operation, and 2.5 Gbps backhaul. Pair it with the GigabitNow app and remote support for just $15/month with Wi-Fi Plus.

Phishing is when a scammer pretends to be someone you trust, your bank, your ISP, even Amazon, to trick you into clicking a link or handing over your password. No hacking required. Just a convincing fake. It accounts for 78% of home network attacks because it works. Slow down before you click. 🎣🔒

Wi-Fi 7 is already here if you have a newer flagship device. Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, iPhone 16 series, Google Pixel 8 Pro and 9 Pro, and modern PCs with Wi-Fi 7 chipsets are all ready to take advantage of multi-gig speeds.

Good home network security isn't one thing. It's layers. Multi-factor authentication, a hardware firewall, WPA3 encryption, and regular device audits. Stack them together and you can neutralize 99% of common threats before they ever reach your data.

Wi-Fi 7 is the biggest leap in wireless technology in years. With theoretical speeds up to 46 Gbps, more device capacity, and multi-link operation, it's built for homes that run on connectivity. And it pairs perfectly with fiber.
We recommend the HFN Wi-Fi 7 router. It features multi-link operation and 2.5 Gbps backhaul, paired with the GigabitNow mobile app and remote support. All included with Wi-Fi Plus for $15/mo.

Think fiber is a fire risk? Think again. Fiber optic cables transmit light, not electricity, so there's no heat buildup and no electrical fire risk. Just one more reason fiber is the smarter choice for your home.

Not all "fiber" is the same. True fiber to the home delivers a pure light signal all the way to your door. "Fiber-powered" cable still relies on copper for the last mile, which means shared bandwidth, slower uploads, and more interference.

Did you know that 78% of home network attacks start with phishing, not a hardware flaw. Protecting your family online starts with knowing where the real threats come from.