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 March 2004


Knowledge Center
AirDefense is your source for the latest information about WLAN security

Live Wi-Fi Security Webcast
featuring
META Group
May 6 at 2 p.m. ET/ 11 a.m. PT

META Group analyst Chris Kozup joins CIOs from leading enterprises and corporations to discuss the role 
of WLAN monitoring in enterprise wireless LAN deployments for security, operational support, and health monitoring. This 90-minute webcast features experts of wireless LAN management and security who draw upon real case studies to discuss the best practices in deploying an enterprise wireless LAN.




Best Practices for WLAN Security -- LIVE Seminar in a City Near You

Understand the wireless LAN security risks and defenses with live demonstrations of wireless hacks and attacks. Learn how you can protect your wireless LANs with a layered security approach.


Apr 20  Detroit
Apr 27  Los Angeles
Apr 28  St. Louis       
May 4 
Indianapolis
May 5 Manhattan
May 19 
Washington, DC
June 17 Charlotte


1-Hour Live Web Seminar - Wireless LANs: Risks & Defenses

Wireless LANs require new wireless-focused solutions for the utmost in management and security. Attend this live web seminar to understand the security risks and defenses of WLANs.
FEATURE STORY
Insights into the latest wireless LAN security issues


WLANs at CTIA Fall Short of Secure

Touted as the largest wireless conference, CTIA attracted leading wireless vendors to the Georgia World Congress Center March 22-24 providing a breeding ground for wireless interactions, security risks and network invasions. AirDefense Inc., the leader of 24x7 monitoring of wireless LANs, conducted a study of wireless LAN (WLAN) activity on March 23 identifying wireless attacks, security vulnerabilities and performance issues.

AirDefense studied WLAN traffic flow at the conference over the course of four hours and found numerous risks and threats including:

  • 25 Identity Theft Attacks
  • Six Denial of Service Attacks
  • 393 BlueJack Attacks including the sending of "MyDOOM," "Your Cute" and "You Have WON" viruses
  • 45 Specific Scans to compromise Hotspot network
  • 48 BlueSnarf, a tool to connect to an unsecured device to gain access to restricted portions of data

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WLAN Security Highlights
Industry News from leading information providers

WLAN Dos and Don'ts
(ZDNet - Mar 30, 2004)

Mobility comes at a price. There are some fundamental guidelines that need to be followed for secure wireless networking. Most IT managers should have got their heads around the obvious security issues thrown up by the Internet but now there's a new challenge: wireless.  ... read more


Wi-Fi signals turn up in some unexpected places
(USA Today - Mar. 29, 2004)

Anyone can get their kicks on Route 66 - but on Highway 101, you can get Wi-Fi in 77 places. At least that's how many wireless networks USA TODAY found while driving the highway from San Francisco to Los Angeles. We hunted for networks from a moving car using a wireless-enabled laptop and standard Microsoft Wi-Fi software, which is part of Windows. ... read more



Wireless Finally Connects
(CIO - Feb. 1, 2004)

Seventy-five percent of our respondents are currently undertaking a wireless project. Furthermore, attitudes toward wireless technology are returning to levels last seen when the Nasdaq surpassed 5,000. Indeed, a whopping 68 percent said wireless is either important or somewhat important... read more


Wi-Fi's Best Quarter Ever
(Wi-Fi Planet - Feb 11, 2004)

Here's a tale we're growing used to telling every few months: Last quarter (the 4th quarter of 2003, containing the all-important holiday season) was the best ever for the wireless LAN industry in terms of sales and units shipped... read more


More Wireless LAN Security News >


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