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Securing Enterprise Air: Understanding and Achieving Next-Generation Wireless Security With Symbol Technologies and 802.11i
Wireless networking is quickly becoming a defacto standard in the enterprise, streamlining business processes to deliver increased productivity, reduced costs and increased profitability. Security has remained one of the largest issues as companies struggle with how to ensure that data is protected during transmission and the network itself is secure. Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) offered an interim security solution, but was not without constraints that resulted in increased security risks. The new WPA2 (802.11i) standards eliminate these vulnerabilities and offer truly robust security for wireless networks. As a global leader in wireless networking, Symbol not only offers this next-generation of wireless security - but also builds on the new standard with value-added features that further increase performance and the mobility experience for all users.
news :: Vendors tout WLAN security advances
Two wireless LAN security vendors last week separately announced streamlined versions of their software.
McAfee Buys Wireless Security Tech
Security software vendor McAfee has acquired Wireless Security Corp, obtaining encryption, authentication and intrusion protection technology to lock down Wi-Fi based networks. McAfee will use Wireless Security's technologies in combination with its own Antivirus, Firewall and Internet Security products.
Wi-Fi worries: Unauthorized hot spots and rogue warriors
IT professionals who administer wireless networks often find that, in addition to securing their organizations' own Wi-Fi access points, they must also police rogue wireless hot spots that are brought in by employees or students. Such rogue hot spots can conflict with an organization's own wireless networks, causing headaches for administrators and putting those networks at even greater risk of incurring security breaches. In this on-demand ZDNet audiocast, we'll look at the issue of rogue wireless security and what can be done to detect and block unwanted hot spots. Note: This premium editorial content is underwritten by Gateway. The registration information you provide will be shared with our sponsor.
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Experts urge wireless security integration
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. -- Corporations should think of wireless security as an add-on to their existing security architecture, not as a separate entity, according to analysts and vendors at the Wireless Security Conference & Expo. IT managers should either integrate the new wireless piece into the overall company security policy, if one already exists, or take the opportunity to create a plan for the entire IT infrastructure, security experts urged Wednesday at the event, being held in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

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