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Cisco and Intel Present: How the Latest 802.11i Wireless Security Standards Will Help Secure Your Business

Overview This webcast explains how the latest WiFi Alliance security standard 802.11i, also known as WPA2, makes wireless networks as secure as wired. This seminar explains some of the key features of the new Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) which brings strong encryption security to wireless networks. The webcast also exposes to the challenges involved in deploying this new standard, how you can prepare your existing wireless network to upgrade to 802.11i and will be provided with information about the current Cisco and Intel products available that take advantage of this latest standard.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Intel
Live Date	16th May 2008 07:02 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	N/A

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