A new release of AirDefense’s wireless intrusion prevention and detection software features a major user-interface redesign, big boost in speed, and greatly expanded reporting tool. A new release of ...

It's two years since the IEEE ratified 802.11i, slightly less since the Wi-Fi Alliance introduced the WPA2 certification. And still, insecurity over security is hindering wireless LAN ...

You may be one of those people who are afraid that implementing a wireless LAN leaves your network vulnerable to any old shmoe with a laptop, a wireless adapter and a penchant for freeloading or ...

Intrusion detection systems (IDSes) have become a key piece of security infrastructure for enterprise networks. With the rise of wireless networks, the need for IDSes has increased, as has the ...

This vendor-written tech primer has been edited by Network World to eliminate product promotion, but readers should note it will likely favor the submitter’s approach. While the 802.11i — or WPA2 — ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. & SAN FRANCISCO --(Business Wire)-- Mar 02, 2010 Cybera', a leading security as a service provider, today announced the national launch of SECURE|WAVE, its wireless intrusion ...

Citing the “explosion” of wireless “hot spots” in public spaces, homes and businesses, IBM today unveiled a new managed intrusion-detection service for wireless networks. The new intrusion-detection ...

Looking at wireless intrusion prevention and detection systems? Burton Group notes the following features and functions you may wish to consider when making a product selection. (Also see companion ...

SUNNYVALE, Calif., August 11, 2009 " AirMagnet Inc., the leader in security, performance and compliance solutions for wireless LANs, today announced that it is the first company to receive United ...

Of all of the network security threats your company faces, few are as potentially dangerous as the rogue Access Point (AP). A rogue AP is a Wi-Fi Access Point that is set up by an attacker for the ...

All security administrators have 802.11-based wireless in their environments, right? Actually, many Windows administrators would be inclined to answer "no" or "in limited areas" to this question, ...