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  • Wireless IDS/IPS thwarts mall intruders

    Siemens yesterday announced the addition of IDS/IPS and location services to its HiPath wireless line, which the largest shopping mall in the world will use to secure its WLAN.  Article | 19 Apr 2006

  • Auditor's office wards off potential wireless threats

    Because of its strict anti-wireless policy, the Washington State Auditor's Office needed a way to ensure that no one inside or outside could tap into the state network wirelessly.  Article | 10 Apr 2006

  • Public security slip forces Georgia Capitol to lock down WLAN

    More than three years after a TV news crew exposed security flaws in the WLAN at the Georgia State Capitol building, the governor's office is trying again to go wireless.  Article | 07 Mar 2006

  • Endpoint security threats meet their match

    Securing the network at every endpoint is changing with some new products that limit, prohibit and protect endpoints and users.  Article | 28 Feb 2006

  • Microsoft confirms Windows Wi-Fi flaw

    However, until a rollup patch is released, the software giant said Tuesday that users can take basic steps to protect themselves from the Windows wireless vulnerability.  Article | 23 Jan 2006

  • Web site documents wireless threats, vulnerabilities

    Network Chemistry has launched the industry's first public database to aggregate and communicate wireless vulnerabilities and exploits. The site alerts network administrators and IT managers of potential threats, before any damage is done.  Article | 05 Dec 2005

  • 'Unwired' Series: One hot spot, 910 square miles

    A Michigan county is working to give everyone within its borders wireless Internet access. But when it comes to security, users are on their own.  Article | 30 Nov 2005

  • Juniper brings in the Funk for tighter security

    Continuing its drive to offer tight network security, Juniper Networks yesterday announced plans to buy Funk Software for a cool $122 million.  Article | 15 Nov 2005

  • Wireless LANs, the new 'secure' network

    Once thought to be extremely vulnerable to attacks, wireless LANs are gaining security traction. Learn why experts and vendors say wireless hackers are no longer an issue and why wireless networks can be more secure than wired.  Article | 27 Oct 2005

  • WLAN security flies high with intrusion detection

    Trapeze this week tapped AirDefense to add security features to its wireless network access points to protect against threats.  Article | 25 Oct 2005

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