Network Security White Papers
Helping to Secure the WiMAX World: VeriSign WiMAX PKI Service
Overview WiMAX is in competition with other initiatives to become the new de facto standard for broadband wireless data services. It is critical that all aspects of the WiMAX design specifications operate in a highly secure and scalable fashion in order to gain rapid market acceptance and credibility over competing broadband services deployed today like Wi-Fi and the GSM Long Term Evolution (LTE) roadmap. Time-to-market with a viable, trusted, and robust solution is a key enabler of broad adoption of a new standard. This is how the WiMAX Device and Server PKIs can function as the foundation of trust in the WiMAX ecosystem.
| Publisher | VeriSign | File Format | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Date Published | January 2008 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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