Kevin Beaver, Wireless in 2010, wireless security
As you likely know, there are numerous
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Kevin Beaver, Security, Wireless in 2010
Managing and securing wireless networks is difficult enough, so why re-create the wheel? Well, you...
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Kevin Beaver, Security, Wireless in 2010, wireless security
Once you implement your “secure”...
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.11n, Kevin Beaver, Wireless in 2010
If you do anything to support, manage, maintain, or secure
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I was excited to find out last year that CLEAR's
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Kevin Beaver, Wireless in 2010Here are a few wireless network-related stories I recently came across that piqued my interest - and will hopefully do the same for you: Experts Warn That Public...
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Kevin Beaver, Security, Wireless in 2010
AirMagnet recently released a whitepaper entitled
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Kevin Beaver, Wireless in 2010, Wireless Networking
Having worked on both sides of the security assessment table, I've seen the challenges associated with...
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Kevin Beaver, Wireless in 2010With any responsible wireless network deployment comes security. Securing the access points, securing the computers and securing the communication sessions in between. With enterprise APs, wireless IPSs and related systems well beyond their adolescence, many enterprises have used them to their...
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.11n, Kevin Beaver, Wireless in 2010, Wireless NetworkingIf you read the vendor press releases and marketing slicks, you'd think that 802.11n was the bomb. It's faster, it's more powerful - it even has more antennas for goodness sake! Shouldn't that mean something to the average techie? Maybe so, but I'm just not seeing it. The 802.11n draft has been...
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