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President, Core Competence Inc.
Lisa Phifer owns and is president of Core Competence Inc., a consulting firm specializing in leading-edge network technology. She has been involved in the design, implementation and evaluation of networking and security products for over 25 years. She has advised companies large and small regarding needs, product assessment and the use of emerging technologies and best practices. Before joining Core Competence, Phifer was a member of the technical staff at Bell Communications Research, where she won a president's award for her work on ATM network management. Phifer teaches about wireless LANs, mobile security, NAC, and VPNs at many industry conferences and webinars. She has written extensively about network infrastructure and security technologies for numerous publications, including SearchSecurity.com, Information Security, Wi-Fi Planet, ISP-Planet, Business Communications Review, and Network World. Phifer's monthly wireless tips are published by SearchNetworking.com and SearchMobileComputing.com. -
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Contributions from Lisa Phifer
- Controlling embedded Wi-Fi device access to the WLAN
- Enhance Wi-Fi ad hoc mode? Most go with Wi-Fi Direct
- Mi-Fi and Android smartphone mobile hotspot comparison
- How to secure a WLAN for small business
- Be aware of Wi-Fi security to deal with Firesheep in pu
- Designing WiFi access for a hotel
- Wireless access for mall kiosk
- Wireless network troubleshooting: Connectivity
- Access point problems running on PoE
- Hunting down the source of a wireless attack
- How to upgrade your WLAN for mobility apps
- Extending 802.11n wireless LAN and connecting two WLANs
- How to troubleshoot Android Wi-Fi connection problems
- How to troubleshoot iPad and iPhone Wi-Fi connectivity
- Do I need 802.11n wireless adapters for laptops and PCs to install 802.11n?
- iPad WLAN performance problems emerge
- Is your wired network ready for WLAN integration?
- 802.11n WLAN speed: Just how fast is fast?
- Wireless or Ethernet LAN? Comparing costs
- Why you should integrate wired and wireless LANs
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