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• Wireless Security Forum for Texas Government.
• While the use of wireless LANs and devices may offer convenience and flexibility, it also raises additional security concerns. Please join DIR and TASSCC at this one day conference for Texas government as we explore the security issues associated with implementing wireless solutions. ...
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• Profiles of Wireless Projects in Texas Government:.
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• Ask the Experts about Wireless Security (Panel).
• Vendors involved in aspects of Wireless Security are invited to participate by having exhibit tables at the Forum. ...
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• This free educational program is intended for Information Resources Managers (IRMs), Network Administrators, IT Security Staff, IT Auditors, and other IT staff interested in this topic. ...
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• If you are presently evaluating the wireless market, this is a webinar you won't want to miss. From handheld technology and security to network and intranet data accessibility, there are a number of things to consider when choosing a wireless solution.
• Attend this one-hour Webcast to hear Richard Stone, HP's Wireless & Mobility Solutions Manager, discuss how to design, deploy, manage and secure your mobile infrastructure. ...
• Topics:  Wireless Computing | Wireless Infrastructure | Wireless Security.
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• Learn what tools are available to enable you to develop custom wireless applications for secure access to your existing enterprise applications. ...
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• Register for the "Designing and Deploying Secure Enterprise-Class WLANs" webcast to learn the latest WLAN security strategies and solutions. ...
• Topics:  Network Design | Wireless LAN | Wireless LAN Protocols | Wireless Security.
• Join us for a 1-hour Webcast where Ian Gordon, VP Marketing for CREDANT Technologies, will describe how CREDANT Mobile Guardian can help you solve these mobile security challenges by enforcing policy-based security on ALL your mobile devices. ...
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• How to Ensure Your Wireless Deployment Is Secure.
• Attend this archived web seminar from March 10, 2004 to learn how to prevent wireless technology from compromising your enterprise security. ...
• Topics:  Best Practices | Handheld Devices | Wireless Security.

• 11 Wireless LAN Security White Paper.
• Given the increased productivity and growing popularity of wireless communications in general, and wireless data communications in particular, this paper outlines the protocols, security implications, and architectures of IEEE Std. ... 11-1999 wireless LANs (WLANs) and makes recommendations regarding a phased implementation of WLANs at LLNL.
• A solid architecture designed with a priority on security will allow LLNL to offer network access in areas where it is traditionally hard to deploy "wired" networks. It will also enable such services as wireless access for inventory control and convenient network access for conference rooms around LLNL. Wireless network access has the potential to increase productivity by enabling instant access to information.
• 11 standard as defined by IEEE is "to provide wireless connectivity to automatic machinery, equipment, or stations that require rapid deployment, which may be portable or hand-held, or which may be mounted on moving vehicles within a local area. ...
• The reason for this difference is that there is no practical way to both transmit and receive at the same time on the wireless medium (WM) (Geier 1999, 130). ...
• An ad hoc network is usually one that exists for a limited time between two or more wireless devices that is not connected through an access point (AP) to a wired network. ...
• Infrastructure mode assumes the presence of one or more APs bridging the wireless media to the wired media (see Fig. ... The AP handles station authentication and association to the wireless network. Multiple APs connected by a distribution system (DS) can extend the range of the wireless network to a much larger area than can be covered by any one AP. ... For security purposes, virtual LANs (VLANs) are often used to segregate wireless traffic from other traffic on the DS. ... 11 allows for wireless stations to dynamically switch association from one access point to another (as would be the case of a mobile PDA user walking across a campus), it does not govern how this is to be accomplished. ...
• 11 defines an end station to AP mapping so that other stations on the wired and wireless networks have a means to contact the end station. ... Without this mechanism, the AP would have no way of determining whether or not to forward frames received on its Ethernet port to its wireless port.

• The Legra solution brings the ubiquity and security of a wired LAN to wireless networks by providing a secure, yet extensible, platform – the Legra Wireless LAN Switching Solution.
• Legra Systems and Funk Software team up to strengthen wireless LAN security.

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• Posted: Wed Oct 15, 2003 11:15 pm    Post subject: wireless security.
• Can anyone please direct me to a college that offers a degree in wireless security. ... Wireless security seems like it would be a wise choice for a good future, but where is it? Is it certification only? Please help if you know as I need to consider tuition/moving etc. ...

• Enterprise Wireless Security .
• Enterprise Wireless Security.
• Everyone enjoys the freedom of mobility that wireless technology allows. But these wireless devices require their own set of unique security measures - including physical, data transmission, server and gateway protection. Your enterprise must be prepared for the new risks that wireless opens up. Explore the links below to find out more about wireless security issues, and learn about our Symantec AntiVirus for Handhelds solutions. ...
• For today's mobilized, real-time enterprise, it's time to get to work to secure all laptops, handhelds, and wireless devices. ...
• Getting a Tight Grip on Wireless Within the Enterprise.
• Learn more about the key considerations that should be made when developing a wireless strategy for your enterprise. ...
• Worried About Wireless?.
• Concerned about information security over wireless LANs and wireless commercial carriers? Find out more from Symantec's Director of Wireless Product Management. ...
• Securing Enterprise Wireless Networks White Paper .
• Wireless Handheld and Smartphone Security.
• Handheld and Smartphone Security: Developing a corporate wireless strategy.
• In this webcast, Jason Conyard, Symantec's director for wireless product management, will address the need for enterprises to develop strategies for mobile computing security, talk about balancing the risks with the benefits, and provide guidance on developing policies and procedures to protect the enterprise.
• "Rules for Increasing Your Wireless Security" from Wireless Future Magazine.

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• 04 December 2003 Cisco warns of wireless security problem Aironet has a hole in it. ...
• Cisco is warning customers using its Aironet wireless access points (APs) about a security vulnerability that could allow attackers to obtain keys used to secure communications on wireless networks. ...
• Because of the security flaw, Aironet access points will also transmit the values of any static WEP keys being used on the network as clear text to the SNMP server in the trap message, Cisco said. ...
• An opportunistic attacker who could intercept the SNMP traffic would obtain any WEP key values stored on the vulnerable access point and be able to snoop on encrypted wireless communications on the network, the company said. ...
• The disclosure of a security problem with WEP follows other high-visibility patches to the company's Aironet wireless products in recent months. ...
• See "Cisco patches Aironet wireless vulnerabilities," July 29. ...
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• Cheap software will wipe out wireless switches .
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• Wireless switches - a costly waste of time? .
• 08 April With wireless vendors arguing over an access point protocol, here's a look at what the proposals actually say .

• Wireless LAN Security FAQ .
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• 0 Where do I get the latest version of this Wireless LAN Security FAQ? .
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• 1 What is the overview of Wireless LAN 802. ...
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• 5 Where can you find wireless 802. ...
• 6 How does the antenna affect wireless LAN security? .
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• 2 What are the major security risks to 802. ...
• 2 What are Interception and monitoring wireless traffic attacks? .
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• After joining the Royal Air Force on the outbreak of the Second World War he was recruited as a wireless operator by the Special Operations Executive (SOE). ...
• Circuit leader Francis Suttill considered his (Agazarian's) continued presence to be a security risk. ...
• The concerns gained weight when SOE's head of codes and ciphers Leo Marks, became convinced that Gilbert Norman, the group's wireless operator, was working under German control. ...
• Three members of the network, courier Andrée Borrel, the leader Francis Suttill and wireless operator Gilbert Norman, had been in custody since June 23rd and Norman's transmissions had indeed been made by the Germans. ...

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• An article on how to configure the various security features of wireless access points and routers to ensure that neighbors and hackers can't easily access your home wireless network.
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• Security: Wireless security problem Posted by: TheWatcher on Nov 26, 2003 - 10:39 AM.
• WIRELESS computer networks may be a big security problem for companies large and small. ...
• While most wireless network breaches are laptop users looking for a free place to surf the net, companies could be at risk from malicious users. With flawed security on their wireless network, companies could be at risk of losing financial information, bank account details and credit card numbers. ... Deakin University professor Lynn Batten said many companies did not understand the flaws of wireless systems. ...

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• The wireless-security gold rush has begun. What started as a trickle of prospectors in 1999 and 2000 became a torrent in 2001 and early 2002 as dozens of software and hardware companies now pitch ways to "lock down" wireless data communications. Spurred by the meteoric rise of wireless LANs and the arrival of faster data connections over cell-phone networks, wireless security has become the buzz sector du jour. "Any company that's going to be dealing with critical resource access over wireless networks needs to think about security," says Johnnie Konstantas, product marketing director at Check Point Software Technologies (CHKP ). ... Most of these handhelds, such as the Compaq iPaq, can tap into fast wireless-data connections anywhere from the local Starbucks to a corporate office. ...   The list of companies pushing bits and pieces of the wireless puzzle is a veritable Who's Who of IT services. Internet Security Systems (ISSX ), one of the largest pure-play Net security and software companies, has launched its own wireless-security practice built around a home-grown auditing device designed to sniff out vulnerabilities in a company's wireless networks. IBM has a similar device and also does audits and lock-downs of corporate wireless networks. In December, 2001, Palm Computing spent $19 million in stock to purchase ThinAirApps, which makes security software for handheld devices. And all the big chipmakers, from Motorola to Intel to Texas Instruments, are seeking ways to incorporate security measures into wireless devices at the hardware level. That's not even counting the scores of smaller companies, such as Ecutel, ReefEdge, Ntru, and Certicom (CERT ), that offer a variety of wireless security products.
• Salkever covers computer security issues weekly in his Security Net column, only on BusinessWeek Online.

• Overview of the WPA Wireless Security Update in Windows XP.
• Features of WPA Security.
• Supporting a Mixture of WPA and WEP Wireless Clients.
• Changes to Wireless Access Points.
• Changes to Wireless Network Adapters.
• Changes to Wireless Client Programs.
• 11i wireless networking standard specifies improvements to wireless local area networking (LAN) security. ... 11i standard addresses many of the security issues of the original 802. ... 11i standard is being ratified, wireless vendors have agreed on an interoperable interim standard known as Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA). back to the topFeatures of WPA Security.
• The following security features are included in the WPA standard:WPA Authentication.
• For the unicast encryption key, the Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP) changes the key for every frame, and the change is synchronized between the wireless client and the wireless access point (AP). For the global encryption key, WPA includes a facility for the wireless AP to advertise the changed key to the connected wireless clients. ...
• TKIP replaces WEP with a new encryption algorithm that is stronger than the WEP algorithm but that uses the calculation facilities present on existing wireless devices to perform encryption operations. ...
• The verification of the security configuration after the encryption keys are determined.
• With WPA, a method known as Michael specifies a new algorithm that calculates an 8-byte message integrity code (MIC) using the calculation facilities available on existing wireless devices. ...

• The Limits of Wireless Security .
• Until you understand what is and isn't possible, you won't be able to build truly secure and reliable wireless applications.
• Jim Geier is the principal consultant of Wireless-Nets Ltd. ... wireless-nets. com), an independent consulting firm that assists companies with the development and deployment of mobile wireless network solutions. Jim is the author of several books, including Wireless LANs, Wireless Networking Handbook, and Network Reengineering.
• Security becomes vitally important when your mobile applications traverse wireless networks. ... Corresponding security threats are the mischievous monitoring of data packets, unauthorized access to network applications, and denial of service (DoS). When you're developing wireless mobile applications, be certain to consider the impacts and solutions for each of these security issues.
• An experienced hacker or even casual snooper can easily monitor wireless data packets using tools such as AirMagnet and AiroPeek, which fully disclose the contents of wireless data packets. For example, many of us have been successful at monitoring all transactions occurring over the wireless portion of the network several hundred feet away from a building that has a wireless LAN. ...
• 11 wireless LANs. ... WEP uses common, static encryption keys on the client and wireless access point, which are fairly easy to break using freely available Airsnort and WEPCrack software.
• Most wireless vendors now support WPA, which is actually a snapshot of the draft version of 802. ...
• A significant issue with WPA, though, is that it only encrypts packets that travel over the wireless portion of the network. ... This offers a major security problem when clients are interfacing with public networks.

• Cisco SAFE: Wireless LAN Security in Depth .
• All are network architects who focus on wireless LAN, VPN, or security issues.
• This paper provides best-practice information to interested parties for designing and implementing wireless LAN (WLAN) security in networks utilizing elements of the Cisco SAFE Blueprint for network security. ...
• These documents were written to provide best-practice information on network security and virtual-private-network (VPN) designs. Although you can read this document without having read either of the two primary security design documents, it is recommended that you read either "SAFE Enterprise" or "SAFE Small, Midsize and Remote-User Networks" before continuing. ...
• This paper frames the WLAN implementation within the context of the overall security design. SAFE represents a system-based approach to security and VPN design. ... In the context of wireless, Cisco recommends that you also consider network design elements such as mobility and quality of service (QoS) when deciding on an overall WLAN design. ...
• The concept of modules is addressed in the SAFE security white papers. ...
• Following the discussion of the specific designs, Appendix A details the validation lab for SAFE wireless and includes configuration snapshots. ...
• A network manager, for example, can read the introductory sections in each area to obtain a good overview of security design strategies and consideration for WLAN networks. ...
• This document presumes that you already have a security policy in place. Cisco Systems does not recommend deploying WLANs—or any networking technology—without an associated security policy. Although network security fundamentals are mentioned in this document, they are not described in detail. Security within this document is always mentioned as it pertains to WLANs. ...
• Even though WLANs introduce security risks, many organizations choose to deploy WLANs because they bring user productivity gains and simplify deployment of small networks. ... By following the guidelines, you will mitigate WLAN security risks as much as possible. ...

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• Strengthening Wireless Security.
• DoD readies new policy to protect wireless networks.
• Two years after placing a moratorium on the installation of wireless network infrastructure at Pentagon-area facilities, the Department of Defense is moving forward with a new wireless security policy expanding and modifying its stance on this increasing important aspect of information assurance (IA).
• A new DoD enterprise-wide wireless policy, titled â œUse of Commercial Wireless Devices, Services and Technologies in the DoD Global Information Grid (GIG),â � is in draft form and will be released within a few months. ...
• Wireless security is critical, analysts say, because the technology is revolutionizing the way information is collected, processed and transmitted. Wireless has enabled networking of difficult-to-wire areas, such as old buildings or remote areas. ...
• But wireless opens up new security vulnerabilities, by making it potentially easier for an unauthorized individual to break into a computer network. While wireless communication is clearly one of the fundamental elements of network-centric warfare, it also creates vulnerabilities that future adversaries will work to exploit. â œThe key enabler for wireless now and in the future is security,â � said a Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) official. ...
• Unauthorized use of a wireless network, which can enable connection into an internal network, is another big vulnerability. Additional information security concerns include physical security of wireless handheld devices, jamming of wireless transmissions and denial-of-service attacks. ...
• â œRogueâ � wireless access points are another pressing concern. ... A similar security breach can happen when an employee sets up a wireless local area network (LAN) at home. Many wireless LAN switches currently offer rogue-access-point detection, however.
• The small physical size of wireless devices also opens up a major potential security vulnerability, by increasing the risk of loss, theft and tampering. Much of the DoD wireless security policy, therefore, revolves around education and awareness about where these devices can be taken. ...

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• IT departments that think they can say no to wireless and handhelds are in a state of denial; it's already here. The benefits of wireless are too compelling to put the technology genie back into the bottle. ...
• Warning: While you're hanging around the IT water cooler fretting about wireless security, critical corporate data could be walking out the door hanging from someone's keychain. ...
• Recently, I moderated a wireless security conference panel discussion in Chicago sponsored by the MIS Training Institute about the pros and cons of wireless deployment. The panel's catchy title was "Wicked Wireless," reflecting some of the general fear circling around 802. 11b -- the rogue networks, war-driving, and weakness of WEP (wired equivalent privacy) security. ...

• In summary, by increasing the size of the keys, the number of keys in use, and adding a secure message verification system, WPA makes breaking into a Wireless LAN far more difficult. ...
• Wi-Fi Protected Access: Strong, standards-based, interoperable security for today’s Wi-Fi networks. ...
• Wi-Fi Protected Access? security sees strong adoption: Wi-Fi Alliance takes strong position by requiring WPA security for product certification. ...

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• DEFINITION: Wireless security requires a number of technical safeguards to protect the confidentiality and integrity of e-mail and other data broadcast over radio waves. ...
• JUNE 24, 2002 (COMPUTERWORLD) - Some people think that the term wireless security is an oxymoron, but in fact, wireless security isn't very different from wired security. ...
• This discussion centers around security for wireless Ethernet networks using IEEE standard 802. ... There are other standards and protocols for wireless communications, but most of the same security principles will apply to them. The vast majority of wireless networks now in operation are based on the 802. ...
• The first security mechanism built into Wi-Fi was Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP), which allowed the encryption of wireless traffic. However, encryption is turned off by default in wireless devices and software, and in many cases, it's never turned on. ...

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• Open-Source-Treiber für Intel PRO/Wireless 2100 WLAN-Chipsatz.
• Zitat: Der Hardwarehersteller Intel veröffentlichte den ersten Treiber für den Intel PRO/Wireless 2100 WLAN-Chipsatz. Intel hat den lange erwarteten und versprochenen Schritt getan und den derzeitigen Entwicklungsstand ihres Linux-Treibers für den Intel PRO/Wireless 2100 WLAN-Chipsatz (die WLAN-Komponente des Centrino-Paketes) in ein SourceForge-Projekt überführt. ...
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• Best Practices for Mobile Device Security This white paper from CREDANT Technologies summarizes strategies and best practices for securing your network perimeter to in. ...
• Secure Wireless Access To Your Network HipLinkXS Wireless Two-Way Communications software lets you receive critical alerts of network events, and than perform secur. ...
• Wireless Security: WPA Step by Step .
• Odds are, your wireless network is not secure. ... For further discussion of WPA, see our wireless security story.
• Here we'll take you through the process of upgrading your networking equipment and enabling WPA security for your home WLAN. To upgrade your wireless security to WPA, you must have three critical components:.
• an access point (AP) or wireless router that has WPA support; .
• a wireless network card that has WPA drivers available; .
• For you to consider an upgrade, every wireless device on your network must have WPA capabilities. This includes any wireless bridges you might use for your Microsoft Xbox (or other gaming device), digital camera, home audio gateway, and print server.
• If you haven't purchased wireless hardware already, buying WPA-capable networking equipment is easy. ...
• If you already own wireless networking hardware, upgrading may not be possible. ... WPA is designed so that legacy wireless hardware can be upgraded via drivers, but with the product cycles of wireless gear being about six months, most manufacturers do not provide WPA upgrades for legacy products. ...

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