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Wireless Security: It’s Like Securing Your Home

Overview You would never leave your home open to world, to come in and go through your things anytime they want. The same should go for your wireless local area network, which is what you are doing by not turning on the available wireless security that comes with systems today. The purpose of this white paper is to give you an overview of WLAN security in the simplest terms possible. We will start by helping you begin to access your needs, and then talk about what types and levels of security are available today.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Intermec Technologies Corporation	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	August 2002	Downloads	110
Format	White Papers
Topics	Scanners - Digitizers, Security Tools, Security Management, Security Applications, Application Security Tools, Telecom Security, Anti-Hacking, PKI, SSL - TLS, Network Security, Best Practices, Intrusion Detection Systems

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