SmartGuardian Wi-Fi is a project dedicated to advancing wireless security awareness and risk mitigation in public and event-based Wi-Fi environments. Its mission is to empower users with clear, contextual, and explainable insights that help them understand the security risks associated with Wi-Fi connectivity when they are most exposed.
The project is designed to evolve into an intelligent wireless security awareness platform that applies heuristic analysis, privacy-preserving security logic, and user-centered design principles to identify common Wi-Fi risk factors, such as weak or absent encryption, open authentication models, and insecure connection contexts. Rather than relying on invasive inspection or sensitive data collection, SmartGuardian emphasizes transparency, education, and informed decision-making.
In its long-term vision, SmartGuardian aims to incorporate advanced security intelligence and automation to enhance wireless risk detection and contextual recommendations. These future capabilities may include deeper security logic, adaptive risk scoring, and integration with broader cybersecurity awareness frameworks, supporting safer digital behavior across diverse Wi-Fi environments.
At this stage, the project focuses on interface prototyping, validating security logic concepts, and user experience design. These foundational efforts are intended to demonstrate feasibility, clarify the security model, and establish a solid base for future technical expansion, while remaining aligned with widely recognized wireless security best practices and U.S. cybersecurity priorities.
The ultimate goal of SmartGuardian is to contribute to safer Wi-Fi usage at scale by reducing user exposure to common wireless threats and promoting responsible security behavior, particularly in high-risk public and large-event scenarios.
The image displayed alongside the current early-stage prototype of the SmartGuardian Wi-Fi application illustrates the project’s core approach to wireless security awareness in public and large-event environments.
This interface demonstrates how users receive immediate, contextual risk awareness upon connecting to a Wi-Fi network, using non-invasive, privacy-preserving indicators such as encryption status, authentication method, and connection behavior. The prototype translates technical wireless security concepts into clear, explainable, and actionable guidance, supporting informed user decision-making at the moment of highest exposure.
Rather than functioning as a detection or enforcement system, this prototype validates the security logic, user interaction flow, and awareness model underlying the SmartGuardian project. It evidences that the initiative has progressed beyond the conceptual stage and is actively under development, with practical application of cybersecurity expertise already implemented at the interface and design level.
The full interactive prototype of the SmartGuardian Wi-Fi application is publicly accessible at:
🔗 https://scan-fog-03762536.figma.site/
This public access reinforces transparency and allows independent review of the project’s current development stage and functional design.
Connected Network Identification (Event Context Awareness)
This element identifies the active Wi-Fi network and classifies it by context, such as public or large-event environments. By recognizing event-based networks (e.g., stadiums or mass gatherings), SmartGuardian adjusts its security awareness logic to reflect higher exposure scenarios, where wireless interception and misconfiguration risks are statistically elevated.
Wireless Risk Assessment Indicator
This component provides an immediate visual classification of the current Wi-Fi network risk level. The “High Risk” status alerts users when the connected network presents characteristics commonly associated with insecure environments, enabling rapid situational awareness and informed decision-making without inspecting sensitive traffic or personal data.
CISA-Aligned Wireless Risk Explanation
This section explains the factors contributing to the elevated risk classification of the connected Wi-Fi network. The assessment is based on publicly available wireless security guidance from the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), highlighting common risk indicators such as lack of encryption, absence of authentication controls, and automatic device reconnection. By mapping these conditions to recognized federal cybersecurity guidelines, SmartGuardian provides transparent and explainable risk awareness without performing intrusive network inspection.
Actionable Risk Mitigation Guidance
This section presents a prioritized checklist of recommended security actions designed to reduce user exposure when connected to high-risk Wi-Fi networks. Rather than enforcing controls, SmartGuardian provides clear, user-driven guidance aligned with widely accepted wireless security best practices, such as encrypting traffic via VPN, restricting sensitive activities, disabling automatic network connections, and limiting device discoverability. The checklist format emphasizes education, awareness, and informed decision-making, allowing users to actively mitigate risk based on contextual recommendations.
Context-Aware Risk Awareness for Large Public Events
Event Mode enables an enhanced security awareness state tailored for large public gatherings, where Wi-Fi networks are more likely to be open, shared, or improperly configured. When activated, the application increases user visibility into common wireless risks associated with high-density environments, such as interception and rogue access points. This feature demonstrates a context-aware approach to cybersecurity education, adapting risk communication to real-world scenarios without performing intrusive network actions.
Dynamic Awareness Based on Recognized Large-Scale Events
The Active Event indicator signals that the user is connected in the context of a recognized large public gathering, such as an international sports event. In this mode, SmartGuardian elevates its security awareness messaging to reflect risks that are statistically more common in high-density environments, including open networks and increased exposure to impersonation attempts. This contextual flag demonstrates the application’s ability to align user guidance with real-world event scenarios, reinforcing informed and cautious wireless usage.
Interactive Risk Scenario Visualization
The risk scenario selector allows users to visualize how SmartGuardian adapts its awareness messaging across different wireless security contexts. By switching between low, medium, and high-risk scenarios, the interface demonstrates how network conditions influence risk classification and recommended behaviors. This feature is designed for educational and demonstrative purposes, helping users and reviewers understand the logic behind contextual risk assessment without relying on live network manipulation.
Educational and Non-Enforcement Guidance
SmartGuardian provides security awareness and guidance only. It does not enforce policies, inspect traffic, or replace organizational security controls. Users are encouraged to follow their organization’s established cybersecurity policies and best practices.
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