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			Mike Chapple IT Security Professional ASK A QUESTION


	Are wireless networks inherently insecure? 11 Jul 2008 EXPERT ANSWER - Wireless access protection and WPA2 are both good ways to keep networks secure, though nothing's perfect. Network security expert Mike Chapple expounds.


	What are the dangers of using radio frequency identification (RFID) tags? 18 Feb 2008 EXPERT ANSWER - In this expert response, Joel Dubin discusses the dangers associated with radio frequency identification (RFID) tags, and how users can protect themselves.


	Lessons learned from TJX: Best practices for enterprise wireless encryption 19 Dec 2007 TIP - TJX's well-documented breach proved that intruders can take advantage of unprotected networks. Mike Chapple reviews best practices that will minimize an organization's exposure.


	Should the enterprise be concerned with the Apple iPhone's automatic connection to Wi-Fi networks? 25 Oct 2007 EXPERT ANSWER - Well-managed enterprises should have functions in place to prevent an unauthorized mobile device, like the iPhone, from connecting to the network. In this expert response, Mike Chapple reveals some simple network security ...


	Do WEP weaknesses call for an upgrade to WPA2 encryption? 23 Jul 2007 EXPERT ANSWER - Should security professionals upgrade their wireless gear to support WPA encryption? 'It's the responsible thing to do,' says network security expert Mike Chapple.


	What is the harm in removing a credit card's RFID chip? 27 Mar 2007 EXPERT ANSWER - If you're concerned that a credit card's RFID chip is putting your personal data at risk, why not just drill the darn thing out? Not so fast, says Joel Dubin. In this SearchSecurity.com Q&A, the identity management and ...


	How to reduce wireless driver security vulnerabilities 26 Sep 2006 EXPERT ANSWER - So, you have your up-to-date antivirus software with personal firewalls and antispam, antispyware and privacy control features. SearchSecurity.com's information security threats expert, Ed Skoudis, explores how to ensure ...


	Will wireless carriers adopt a device security philosophy? 28 Jun 2006 EXPERT ANSWER - With the proliferation of wireless devices, some security pros wonder if wireless carriers will provide device security solutions. SearchSecurity's network security expert Mike Chapples tackles this question in this Ask the ...


	Know your wireless encryption options 06 Mar 2006 TIP - Understanding wireless encryption is essential to deploying a secure wireless network. Learn different encryption methods and weigh the pros and cons of each in this tip.


	Step-by-Step Guide: How to create a VPN for your wireless network 06 Dec 2005 TIP - Protect your wired network from those who might attempt to access it wirelessly by implementing a wireless gateway VPN (Virtual Private Network).


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