Wireless Access Control

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WIRELESS ACCESS CONTROL EXPERTS
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	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.

	Is it possible to identify a fake wireless access point? 25 Oct 2007 EXPERT ANSWER - A network's identity is easy to fake. If you're looking for proof of a valid access point, Mike Chapple reveals some secure wireless options.

	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 ...

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NEWS: 1 - 3 of 29

	Wi-Fi simplicity edging out Wi-Fi security SearchSecurity.com | 09 Aug 2007 ARTICLE - Experts say the standards are available to lock down Wi-Fi, but many network and security managers are taking an easier approach.

	Aruba bolsters mobile suite with security acquisition SearchSecurity.com | 23 Jul 2007 ARTICLE - Mobile security vendor Aruba Networks Inc. acquires wireless intrusion detection and prevention software and Bluetooth assessment tools from Network Chemistry.

	VeriSign, AirMagnet team up for wireless IPS SearchSecurity.com | 04 Jun 2007 ARTICLE - Gartner IT Security Summit: VeriSign and AirMagnet announce collaboration on the new VeriSign Wireless Intrusion Prevention Service (IPS) to help IT shops defend Wi-Fi users.

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REFERENCE & LEARNING: 1 - 3 of 22

	Lesson 4 quiz: I'll be watching you SearchNetworking.com | 28 Mar 2006 SCHOOL - Find out how much you learned in Lesson 4 of Wireless Security Lunchtime Learning.

	Fighting wireless DoS attacks SearchNetworking.com | 16 Mar 2006 SECURITY SCHOOL - Get practical advice on how to recognize and respond to DoS attacks launched against your WLAN.

	Combining 802.1X and VLANs for WLAN authorization SearchSecurity.com | 28 Mar 2006 SECURITY SCHOOL - Learn how to use RADIUS attributes returned by 802.1X to supply VLAN tags, establishing that critical link between authentication and authorization.

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MAGAZINE CONTENT (free subscription required): 1 - 3 of 5

	Unplugged Information Security Magazine | 01 Mar 2006 FEATURES - PRODUCT REVIEW Even if you don't have an unauthorized WLAN, you need protection.

	Wireless Security Information Security Magazine | 28 Jul 2005 HOT PICK & PRODUCT REVIEWS - Juniper Networks' Netscreen-5GT Wireless

	Wireless Firewall Information Security Magazine | 01 Mar 2005 HOT PICK & PRODUCT REVIEWS - AirMagnet Enterprise 5.0

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WHITE PAPERS

	Building on the EMC Documentum Platform: The Cost-Effective Strategy for Developing Content Related Solutions Published by: EMC Corporation | 05 May 2008 WHITE PAPER - This white paper lays out the case for content applications and how the EMC® Documentum® platform provides a comprehensive suite of application-level services for content-enabled solutions.

	Effectively Securing your Networks with Unified Access Control Published by: F5 Networks | 28 Apr 2008 WHITE PAPER - The concept of Unified Access Control (UAC) or Network Admission Control (NAC) is being talked about a great deal within the information security & network architecture industries. In this paper, we will define the depth & breadth of the pi...

	Offloading Remote Authentication for Servers Published by: F5 Networks | 28 Apr 2008 WHITE PAPER - This paper describes how F5's Advanced Client Authentication module works to protect your application infrastructure while increasing your server capacity by offloading authentication processing.

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DEFINITIONS: 1 - 1 of 1

	evil twin 09 Feb 2005 WORD - In security, an evil twin is a home-made wireless access point (hot spot) that masquerades as a legitimate one to gather personal or corporate information without the end-user's knowledge. It's fairly easy for an attacker to ...

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	SEE ALSO - Topics Related to Wireless Access Control:  Wireless LAN Architecture, Wireless Protocols and Standards, Handheld and Mobile Device Security