Security Management Strategies for the CIOAccess "Wireless security product review: AirTight Networks' SpectraGuard 2.0"
This article is part of the February 2005 issue of 12 security lessons for CISOs they don't teach you in security school
SpectraGuard 2.0 AirTight Networks Price: Starts at $7,500 AirTight Networks' SpectraGuard is the first out-of-the-box wireless security solution to offer live RF coverage mapping and auto-classification of detected devices. Gone are the days when security managers had to war-drive their own enterprise networks for rogue and misconfigured wireless access points or promiscuous clients. AirTight Networks' SpectraGuard has staked out a prominent place among wireless intrusion detection and prevention products, and is the first we've seen to offer live RF coverage mapping, a great feature for managing and monitoring WLANs and planning wireless deployments. The power of SpectraGuard comes in its ability to detect and classify devices as authorized, external or rogue based on highly configurable, detailed security policies rather than the detection and blocking of specific attacks. The granularity and accuracy of its classification sharply reduces the number of false positives--the bane of IDSes, wired and wireless alike. The only gap is SpectraGuard's inability ... Access >>>
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