802.11 White Papers
How to Secure Your Wireless 802.11 Network
Overview This White Paper outlines the challenges and solutions available to protect your Wireless LAN. Wireless 802.11 LAN's and Internet access can be secured with the proper solutions and processes. Through encryption delivered via SSL or IPSec VPN, data can be secured as it is transmitted across the wireless network. Via the newly emerging category of SSL, applianced based solutions called Instant Private Web, your Wireless network can even be protected in less than a few hours. In addition to encryption, stronger access control delivered via smart cards, USB tokens or complex passwords needs to be in place to truly provide the next level of security. Extranet, email, Intranet and corporate data access can now be deployed via Wireless, learn more about how to secure it.
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| Date Published | March 2003 | Downloads | 8 |
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