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BYOD management requires device-agnostic networking

Enterprises need device and operating-system-agnostic BYOD management. Ruckus offers device-agnostic networking software for enterprise WLANs.
Study finds workers need BYOD policies

Mobile workers are more productive than their peers, but still are frustrated by confusing BYOD policies and lack of ubiquitous Wi-Fi.
Forgot your password? No problem, says FIDO Alliance

Password-based authentication is becoming more taxing for users, especially on mobile devices. The FIDO Alliance is developing alternatives.
Networking blogs: Better BYOD policies, new HiveManager

In this networking blog roundup, learn why better BYOD policies are user-oriented, and find out what the HiveManager update means for WLAN security.

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Cost-effectively securing wireless

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What security risks would we be introducing by adding a wireless router?

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