Five steps to stamp out unsafe Wi-Fi use
Submitted By: SearchNetworking.com | 07 Jun 2006 TIP - Lisa Phifer helps dispel the top myths of wireless security and explains five steps that network administrators can take to lead their users toward safer Wi-Fi usage.
Staying safe in Wi-Fi hot spots
16 Feb 2006 TIP - Wi-Fi hot spots can make business travelers more productive but they also pose serious security threats. Learn how to harden your defenses.
Access on the road: Putting hotspot security to the test
SearchNetworking.com | 26 Sep 2006 RESEARCH REPORT - Lisa Phifer and Craig Mathias outline a number of steps that your traveling employees can take to protect themselves while working in public-access networks.
Controlling WLAN access on a tight budget
SearchSecurity.com | 10 Apr 2006 SCHOOL - Deploying 802.1X can be overwhelming for companies with limited IT staff and budget. This tip describes several less complex or costly alternatives.
Using VLANs to compartmentalize WLAN traffic
SearchNetworking.com | 10 Apr 2006 SCHOOL - Learn how to use VLAN capabilities to tag and compartmentalize Wi-Fi traffic, supporting your company's security and traffic management policies.
Learn the pros/cons and target environments for wireless access control alternatives so you can choose the best method to control, authenticate and authorize access to your WLAN.
In this webcast, wireless network and information security experts and authors of the book 'Hacking Wireless Networks For Dummies,' Kevin Beaver and Peter T. Davis, will discuss the latest ethical hacking techniques for testing the security of 802.11-based wireless systems.
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