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December 28, 2006 FAA to block wireless activity near agency networks The Federal Aviation Administration has signed a contract to install a nationwide wireless intrusion-detection system at air traffic control centers, FAA training centers and the organization’s headquarters, according to FAA officials....
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December 11, 2006 Keeping Wireless Safe: Six Tips from AirDefense To learn more about how companies can keep their data safe, and educate their employees about the potential dangers of wireless networks, TMCnet recently spoke with Richard Rushing, Chief Security Officer at AirDefense—a company that specializes in wireless security...
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December 01, 2006 Taking a gamble on wireless world When Atlantan Jay Chaudhry founded AirDefense Inc. in 2001, the Indian-born entrepreneur says he went on pure "guts and ...
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December 01, 2006 In the battle to stay connected with consumers, banks have leveraged technology advances to develop and enhance distribution channels...
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December 01, 2006 Mobile solutions are expanding internal opportunities for banks as well. "Rather than invest thousands of dollars into stationary PCs, banks can expand the power of their enterprise by leveraging existing wireless networks," asserts Richard Rushing, chief security officer for AirDefense.
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December 01, 2006 Navy makes it official, clearing way for deployment of WLANs Amit Sinha, vice president and chief technology officer at AirDefense, which sells WLAN intrusion-detection systems, said Navy users who have received waivers...
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November 28, 2006 Navy makes it official, clearing way for deployment of WLANs Atlanta, Ga.-based AirDefense announced that the Federal Aviation Administration picked the company’s products to secure its LANs...
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November 28, 2006 FAA chooses AirDefense for LAN protection Atlanta, Ga.-based AirDefense announced that the Federal Aviation Administration picked the company’s
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November 28, 2006 BT installs blocking system to beat threat from maverick wireless The company is deploying technology from Airdefense to detect and block wireless networks which are either installed...
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November 27, 2006 AThe United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has selected AirDefense, a wireless security company, to secure its LANs...
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November 27, 2006 FAA Selects AirDefense and Simplex Data Solutions to Secure Local Area Networks AirDefense today announced that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has chosen the company's products...
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November 27, 2006 More Good News For AirDefense: Wireless Network Security Firm Lands FAA Contract ATLANTA – A recent streak of good news for AirDefense continued on Monday as the Atlanta-based firm....
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November24, 2006 Everybody loves to get Christmas shopping done quickly, but how many people
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November 24, 2006 In Pictures: Caveat Emptor Online Holiday time is prime season for online shopping-and for online thieves...
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November 23, 2006 'Evil twin' Wi-Fi hacks target the rich Locations popular with high net worth individuals are being targeted by hackers using phoney wireless access
points to steal personal information. So called ... IT News IT Week PC Authority CRN Australia Computing What PC? |
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November 22, 2006 5 Tips For Safe Online Shopping As consumers increasingly check items off their holiday shopping lists via online shopping, experts are alert to
the steps they can take to keep themselves -- and their bank accounts -- safe...
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November 22, 2006 Watch That Inbox: Some E-Greetings Bring Bad Tidings First the turkey, now spam and phish and more...
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November 17, 2006 Use the personal or enterprise version of 'AirDefense', whichever may be appropriate. - Although a firewall won't keep you from connecting to an 'Evil Twin' it will help to safeguard your information should you inadvertently fall victim ...
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November 15, 2006 AirDefense Personal Lite- This is a very easy program that alerts you whenever you connect to an insecure network or anyplace else that you have decided isn’t safe, and you are in control of it. Alleycode- This is an easy to use HTML ...
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November 13, 2006 AirDefense branches out with Trapeze deal Wireless security vendor AirDefense
is confident of tripling its UK channel base after it entered into a joint technology partnership with networking
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November 5, 2006 With an increasing number of individuals and businesses relying on wireless networks, the security of devices and data becomes even more difficult and important...
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November 1, 2006 Georgia’s State Capitol building has two IT infrastructures under its dome, one for the legislature and one for the governor’s office...
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November 1, 2006 Intrusion detection, prevention boost switching system Trapeze Networks Inc. has added the intrusion detection/prevention system of its OEM partner AirDefense Inc. into its Mobility System 5.0.....
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October 31 , 2006 Zareba Systems Receives Order for Guard Tower Perimeter Intrusion detection, prevention boost switching system Eetasia.com (subscription) - Oct 31, 2006Trapeze Networks Inc. has added the intrusion detection/prevention system of its OEM partner AirDefense Inc. into its Mobility System 5.0. ..;
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October 27 , 2006 Taking the bite out of Bluetooth For example, walk the halls with a portable Bluetooth scanner like AirDefense Inc.'s BlueWatch, AirMagnet Inc.'s BlueSweep, Berkeley Varitronics Systems Inc.'s...
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October 27 , 2006 Savvy colleges and universities anticipate a new wireless standard ...
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October 27 , 2006 With a more mobile-minded workforce, it seems that there are new wireless options ...
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October 23 , 2006 The quandry oof managing the wired with the wireless network ...
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October 27 , 2006 Keep Wi-Fi rogues under control ... network? Those from AirDefense, AirTight Networks, Aruba Wireless Networks and Network Chemistry are among those that can. There ......
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October 23 , 2006 The quandry oof managing the wired with the wireless network ...
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October 9 , 2006 AirDefense Mobile 4.0 allows users to spot security breaches with any Windows 2000 ...
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October 16 , 2006 Fortress Technologies Inc.; Bluesocket Inc. wireless gateways and firewalls; AirDefense Inc. wireless IDS; virtual private networking ...
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October 16 , 2006 WLAN finds a home in tiled work areas, but deployment lags in carpeted ofice environments...
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October 9 , 2006 The Federal Computer Week article on technologies that protect data from getting tapped, leaked or stolen...
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September 20, 2006 Wireless technology sees more uses, but still faces challenges in some environments...
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September 16, 2006 The focus of the meeting is to inform IT and audit professionals on wireless protection, "War of the Airwaves," presented by AirDefense. ...
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September 12, 2006 AirDefense Names Former Chief Executive Officer At ClickFox As Its New CEO Mike Potts, a former chief executive officer of customer behavior intelligence firm ClickFox, is the new CEO at AirDefense...
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September 02, 2006 AirDefense Awarded Third Seminal Patent for Wireless Intrusion Prevention AirDefense, the innovator that launched the wireless LAN security market, announced in a Wednesday press release that the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) awarded US Patent No. 7,086,089 titled “Systems and Methods for Network Security” to AirDefense...
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August 31, 2006 Trapeze bolsters WLAN software security Trapeze Networks has released a new version of its wireless LAN software that it says improves customer security by linking with a third-party wireless intrusion detection/prevention system applications. The partnership with AirDefense lets...
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August 30, 2006 Trapeze Networks Releases Industry-Leading Mobile Applications Trapeze Networks(TM), the award-winning provider of the wireless LAN (WLAN) Mobility System(TM), today announced the release of the latest version of its industry-leading product. Through a partnership with AirDefense, the acknowledged leader in IDS and IPS...
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August 30, 2006 Trapeze Rolls Out New Version of WLAN Mobility System Trapeze Networks has released the latest version of its WLAN Mobility System. The company has also partnered with AirDefense to offer an integrated solution that meets the requirement for comprehensive intrusion protection...
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August 22, 2006 AirDefense - Systems and Methods for Network Security AirDefense, a player in the wireless LAN security market, was awarded a patent by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) entitled "Systems and Methods for Network Security." ..
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August 22, 2006 AirDefense Upgrades Wireless Security Tool (Alpharetta, GA) — If you’ve installed wireless networks for any length of time, you can
appreciate the cost of redeploying a wireless AP (access point) because of failing to
perform a site survey...
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August 15, 2006 AirDefense and CGI Provide Wireless IDS Managed Services AirDefense and CGI have teamed to bring best of breed turnkey network security solutions to the Canadian market. CGI Managed Security Services (MSS) selected AirDefense as the technology platform...
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August 15, 2006 BMC is to introduce a hosted identity management service for large and mid-size businesses. Provided by managed service provider DNS, it will offer remote directory and access management, user administration, password management, security and audit and compliance management...
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August 14, 2006 As public Wi-Fi networks go live, security experts fear they could become breeding grounds for cyber crooks.In contrast, muni Wi-Fi attacks will likely be more like phishing, where users are tricked into believing they are using legitimate access points when in fact a fraudulent access point has been created, the company said. A strict No Muni Wi-Fi policy while at the office or traveling on business is what AirDefense suggests...
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August 07, 2006 AirDefense's New Look: Wireless LAN security startup AirDefense Inc. has revamped its security and sniffing tool -- AirDefense Mobile 4.0 -- with a new graphical interface designed ...
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August 04, 2006 ATLANTA -- AirDefense, the leader in anywhere, anytime wireless protection, today announced the release of AirDefense Mobile 4.0, the newest version of the ...
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August 04, 2006 AirDefense announces Mobile 4.0 product Help Net Security is a daily updated security related site. We offer information
on the latest advisories, viruses, press releases, papers, etc...
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August 03, 2006 News Bits: Core 2 Duo Benchmarks, New Verizon EVDO for ExpressCard AirDefense today announced AirDefense Mobile 4.0, the newest version of the company's security and wireless network assessment tool ...
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August 03, 2006 AirDefense Announces Mobile 4.0 Product AirDefense has announced the release of AirDefense Mobile 4.0, the newest version of the company's security and wireless network assessment tool. Mobile 4.0 includes a new analysis engine...
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July 31, 2006 WLAN vendors roll out improvements AirDefense and PanGo, are adding features to their enterprise network products, which address wireless LAN security and monitoring, and asset tracking via ...
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July 24, 2006 Computer Partner - Netherlands
... Other tools: client-based software from AirDefense and AirMagnet; and network admission control, or NAC, a Cisco-led authentication scheme that screens WLAN devices for malware...
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July, 2006 Wireless is no longer limited to the use of PDA's and laptops. as is no longer viewed as a novelty in the health care environment. Physicians and nurses now use wireless tools on a daily basis to provide more efficient and effective patient care. Yet, while having immediate access to patient records, monitoring and lab test results is convenient, such access also poses security risks.
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July 7, 2006 The Security Plan for Your Wireless LAN. Client-based software from vendors such as AirDefense and AirMagnet can help as well.
Tsai of Sunnybrook and Women's uses protected EAP for his authentication to access the corporate wireless data network.
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July 3, 2006 Client-based software, from vendors such as AirDefense can help as well. Oliver Tsai sees it every quarter. Fresh-faced medical students, new to Sunnybrook and Women’s College Health Sciences Centre, and armed with the latest wi-fi-enabled laptops, who see no reason why they shouldn’t be able to hop right onto Sunnybrook’s wireless network.
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June 27, 2006 Wherify Wireless has completed the integration of SiRF Technologies Holdings' next-generation SiRFstarIII GPS chipset solution into the Wherifone GPS locator phone. The integration will enhance the Wherifone's GPS performance and features, the company says, which expects to launch field trials and acceptance testing before going commercial with the new phone this fall.
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June 22, 2006 AirDefense Enterprise 7.0 Earns Top Score For Functionality In New Network Computing Review Comprehensive Product Review Finds AirDefense Enterprise 7.0 Excels in Design, Implementation and Performance When Compared to Other Wireless IDS/IPS Products
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June 15, 2006 5 Steps to a Safer Wireless Network Use Wi-Fi at home or the coffee shop? Your computer could be vulnerable to hackers. Here are some easy ways to stay protected.
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June 13, 2006 AirDefense Awarded Fundamental Patents for Wireless Intrusion Prevention AirDefense, the innovator that launched the wireless LAN security market, announced in a Tuesday press release that the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) awarded the company patent number 7,058,796 titled “Method and system for actively defending a wireless LAN against attacks” on June 6, 2006.
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June 12, 2006 AirDefense Awarded Patent from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Powerwave Technologies and Filtronic signed a definitive agreement for Powerwave to acquire the majority of Filtronic's wireless infrastructure division for a combination of 20.7 million newly issued shares of Powerwave common stock and $150 million in cash.
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June 12, 2006 AirDefense Receives Patent for Wireless LAN Defense AirDefense, a provider of wireless local area network security solutions, has received a patent for its “method and system for actively defending a wireless LAN against attacks”.
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June 12, 2006 DOD toughens up wireless LAN security rules The Defense Department has tightened policies on the use of wireless local-area networks (WLANs), in a memo released earlier this month, which requires beefed up encryption and security since the last DOD wireless policy memo was released in April 2004.
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May 25, 2006 Airport covered by radio-on-fibre Atlanta's airport is now saturated with wireless connectivity, serving travelers and employees.
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May 4, 2006 AirDefense Delivers Advanced Wireless LAN Security Solution AirDefense and Symbol Technologies have announced integrated wireless access and intrusion prevention solutions that together will provide the most secure and robust wireless LAN offering available.
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May 3, 2006 Why have separate networks for all the different kinds of wireless when one will do? Symbol Technologies calls the platform it plans to launch with this strategy Wi-NG, for Wireless Next Generation, the company's fourth.
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May 3, 2006 Motorola Wireless Technology Enables Effective Design of High Performing, Secure Wireless Networks Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) announced it has expanded the capabilities of its LANPlanner and EnterprisePlanner wireless network design software to include planning of wireless intrusion prevention and detection systems
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May 2, 2006 Motorola Buys BenQ R&D Facility BenQ continues to streamline its operations while Motorola works to strengthen its mobile device capabilities. BenQ has sold its Denmark-based research & development facility to Motorola for an undisclosed sum.
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May 2, 2006 AirDefense and Motorola Form Industry Alliance to Deliver Powerful Solution for Designing, Installing and Maintaining Optimal, Secure Wireless Networks
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April 4, 2006 Municipal Wi-Fi Could Cause Headaches The largest concern is the ability to compromise the security of the corporate local area network (LAN) regardless of how it is set up. "Even if you have a policy of no Wi-Fi [usage], suddenly Wi-Fi is available on the lamp pole outside," said Amit Sinha, chief technology officer for AirDefense. "If you've got wireless or not, you're screwed. People who don't have wireless haven't thought through the [security] problems."
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April 12 , 2006 Air Pollution: Securing Wi-Fi Networks Is No Walk In the Park The day is quickly approaching when during a leisurely stroll through the park you will see throngs of people sending e-mail ...
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March 30, 2006 Detecting rogue access points is now mandatory even in institutions that long-ago instituted "no wireless" policies . |
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March 30, 2006 The best things in life aren't just free--they're indispensable. Case in point: these outrageously useful downloads, sites, and services. |
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March 28, 2006 PCWorld.com Reveals '101 Fabulous Freebies' Award-winning PC World editors also designate 'Best Bets' in four categories:
Web Mail, Blogging Tools, RSS Readers, and Video Sharing. |
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March 22, 2006 SECURITY UTILITIES: AirDefense Personal If you've got a laptop but haven’t used the wi-fi functionality because you've heard horror stories about viruses and hackers, AirDefense Personal should give you some reassurance.
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March 15, 2006 In January, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International, one of the busiest airports in the nation, threw the switch on the second of two wireless networks that blanket all concourses and gates. |
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March 10, 2006 Communications Nuts & Bolts: When you’re in the field working on your network, nothing can be more frustrating than not being able to find the right “nut” or “bolt” to help you build out your systems. Though they may not be the most exciting or groundbreaking items, most networking products are the lynchpins to a smooth-operating IT department. |
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March 9, 2006 Public security slip forces Georgia Capitol to lock down WLAN Having the security flaws of your wireless LAN outed on the local TV news is never good; just ask the folks at the Georgia State Capitol building.
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March 2, 2006 "The idea behind firewalls doesn't work anymore," 3Com's global vice-president Pat Rudolph, said in an interview with your writer. "The idea behind firewalls is that people inside the network are trusted and that people outside the network are potentially malicious," he continued.
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March 2, 2006 Rogue Hunters: Vendors are racing to keep up with escalating security concerns. In recent weeks, two of the vendors represented in our last comparative review of wireless IDS products have introduced significant security upgrades to their products.
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February 28, 2006 Patent Spat Breaks Out in Wi-Fi Security Two young wi-fi intrusion prevention system vendors have come to blows over their patents, setting the stage for a messy intellectual property dispute.
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February 24, 2006 Yesterday, we reported on the patent that AirTight Networks was awarded covering the use of intrusion prevention systems (IPS) on wireless LANs. Competitor AirDefense said in a statement that it filed patents covering the same technology over two years before AirTight. And because of the way in which AirTight pushed through the patent process with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), AirDefense thinks the issued patent (#7,002,943) will be rescinded.
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February 22, 2006 AirDefense And Vigilar Architect Secure Wireless Network For The Georgia State Capitol Building In an effort to better secure the network of Georgia Governor Sonny Purdue and his administrative staff and to provide a more secure and reliable wireless connection throughout the Georgia State Capitol Building, the Georgia Technology Authority (GTA) recently turned to AirDefense and Vigilar, Inc. to install a new wireless network.
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February 22, 2006 AirDefense, the innovator that launched the wireless LAN security market, today announced it has invoked an interference action against a patent application accelerated by AirTight Networks related to "Monitoring a selected region of an air space associated with local area networks of computing devices" (U.S. patent No. 7,002,943). |
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February 22, 2006 Competitor Claims AirTight Patent Won't Hold Water The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has issued a wireless intrusion detection technology patent to security vendor AirTight Networks. But competitor AirDefense is calling interference, saying its similar patent applications were there first.
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February 21, 2006 Wireless networks under threat It is becoming increasingly easy to hack into nearby computers at wireless hotspots. This is according to wireless security solutions vendor AirDefense, which is now targeting the South African market.
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February 13, 2006 Wireless Security - by Greg Goth When it comes to the immediate future for wireless network security, it’s still a “good news, bad news” scenario.
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February 7, 2006 AirDefense Named among ''Top 10 Most Innovative Companies in Georgia'' With First-to-Market Wireless LAN Security Solutions and 18 Patents Pending, AirDefense Selected to Present at Georgia Technology Summit: Innovation on the Edge With Keynote Speaker Ray Kurzweil
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January 31, 2006 SecureData partners with AirDefense SecureData, a member of the JSE-listed ERP.com Group, today announced that AirDefense has appointed it as its sole distributor for Sub-Saharan Africa and the Indian Ocean Islands. |
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January 24, 2006 Security management tool comes to hospital's aid Carilion Health System has been working to make its wireless LAN secure and compliant with federal regulations for three years, but the company recently found a new tool to simplify its wireless security management.
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January 20, 2006 When Carilion Health System, a Roanoke-based healthcare company with a network of hospitals serving western Virginia, extended its wireless network to a small pediatric unit in a nearby town, senior network engineer Brian Brindle noticed a disturbing fact: "Every day after 5 p.m. the network would just get pounded on all night. This unit neighbors a large apartment complex, and someone was launching these fake access-point attacks all night, every night.
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January 11, 2006 Activate a wireless LAN and here's a small sample of the potential
fun that awaits you: de-authorization message floods, denial-of-service
attacks, and rogue access points (APs).
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January 9, 2006 AirDefense Inc. of Alpharetta, Ga., has released AirDefense Enterprise 7.0, a wireless security platform that detects intrusions by analyzing real-time events in the context of historical data.
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January 1, 2006 Business travel is integral to the bottom line for most large companies. As a result, the number of business trips taken by U.S. workers alone tops 237 million annually.
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Itway signe un contrat de distribution avec AirDefense Itway, le distributeur à valeur ajoutée de solutions de sécurité et de mobilité, accroît son portefeuille sécurité en signant un contrat de distribution avec AirDefense, spécialsite sur le marché de la surveillance et de la sécurité des réseaux sans fil en tout lieu et à tout moment.
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December 15, 2005 Itway distribue les offres d'AirDefense Le grossiste Itway ajoute à son catalogue un spécialiste de la sécurité baptisé AirDefense.
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December 15, 2005 Itway signe un contrat de distribution avec AirDefense Le distributeur Itway, spécialiste des solutions de sécurité et de mobilité va distribuer les solutions d’AirDefense, leader sur le marché de la surveillance et de la sécurité des réseaux sans fil.
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December 15, 2005 Quick Guide To Protecting Wi-Fi Networks And Users As mobile networks get more convenient, they get less secure.
Mobile security decreases as inconvenience increases. Here's a
few things you can do to protect yourself and your enterprise.
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December 15, 2005 Going PhishingFor corporate IT managers, keeping their
company's wireless systems safe is a growing challenge given
the scores of new, malicious hacker hooks dangling in the communications
waters.
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December 14, 2005 Companies like AirDefense and BlueSocket continue to add features like voice and/or scalability to their enterprise products, while others like AirTight are opening up to third parties.As the year comes to a close, companies are
bringing out more and more updates to give WLAN administrators
something to think about over the holiday break: improved defenses
and better management for 2006.
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December 14, 2005 As the year comes to a close, companies are bringing out more and more updates to give WLAN administrators something to think about over the holiday break: improved defenses and better management for 2006. AirDefense Earlier this week AirDefense announced
a major upgrade to version 7.0 of its distributed Enterprise
product. The company says it now supports up to 300,000 devices
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December 13, 2005 AirDefense Delivers New Wireless Security Platform AirDefense Enterprise 7.0 supports up to
300,000 devices per server and analyzes 200+ security and performance
events in context to minimize false positives and respond to
true threats automatically.
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December 13, 2005 Comprehensive Scalable Wireless Security Platform AirDefense Enterprise 7.0 supports up to 300,000 devices per server
and analyzes 200+ security and performance events in context to
minimize false positives and respond to true threats automatically
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| Mobility Today | December 12, 2005 AirDefense Delivers New Wireless Security PlatformAirDefense, the innovator that launched the wireless LAN security market,
today delivers another industry first with the release of AirDefense
Enterprise 7.0, the most comprehensive, scalable performance and
protection solution for wireless networks.
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December 12, 2005 AirDefense wants to be your wireless logAirDefense has shifted gears with a new version
of its wireless security product that expands management features.
A very economic data gathering function in AirDefense 7.0 will
gather all the information you need for historic performance
reporting, using only 3Kbit/s of throughput, says the company.
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December 12, 2005 AirDefense Readies More Muscular Portable Product Wireless LAN security vendor AirDefense Inc will launch a new version of its AirDefense Mobile software for laptops by the end of this year, adding more alarms, detection, location tracking and troubleshooting capabilities. CEO Anil Khated
said the Alpharetta, Georgia-based company has had the portable
product, which combines both its server and sensor technology,
since 2004 and is currently at version 3.0. “We’ll launch version 4.0 before the
end of this year,” he said.
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December 12, 2005 AirDefense Ups Stats Collection, Adds Sensorless Detection Wireless LAN security vendor AirDefense Inc will today announce
a fivefold increase in the amount of statistics its sensors collect,
as well as the ability for companies with a no-wireless policy
to detect APs on its network without deploying sensors.
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December 12, 2005 Networking Takes Center Stage at Interop NYC At Interop this week, networking technology will enjoy more
popularity than it has in at least five years. The trade show,
which takes place Dec. 12-16 at the Jacob Javits Convention Center
in New York City, will host over 140 vendors. Industry diversity
will be on display, from giants such as Microsoft and CA to lesser
knowns such as Zeomi, Center Point, Ala., a maker of keyboards
with an extra tab button next to the number pad.
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December 12, 2005 AirDefense Launches Enterprise 7.0 AirDefense,
a WLAN security provider, introduced AirDefense Enterprise 7.0,
a scalable performance and protection solution for wireless networks.
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December 12, 2005 WLAN products undergo facelift Three wireless LAN vendors are releasing software
upgrades that add features for intrusion detection, radio frequency
management and wireless VoIP.
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December 12, 2005 While Wi-Fi hardware makers now consider
security features par for the course in their products, third-party
wireless security companies are still coming up with new ways
to secure the hardware of their bigger brethren.
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December 12, 2005
Networking Takes Center Stage At Interop Show The trade show, which takes place Dec. 12-16 at the Jacob Javits
Convention Center in New York City, will host over 140 vendors.
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December 12, 2005 Enterprises Wakes Up to Risks as WLAN Takes Off
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| Wall Street Journal | May 15, 2005 'Evil Twins' and 'Pharming' Phishing is so 2004. This year's new Web threats are "pharming" and "evil twins." Many consumers have grown savvy to "phishing" scams, which use fake emails that appear to come from banks or other businesses to con recipients into supplying personal data over the Web. So fraudsters have come up with new tricks to steal identities online that are even harder to detect. Security experts say two of these scams with some of the most damaging potential are called evil twins and pharming.  |
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Many wireless security breaches reported at security conference There were 32 "Evil Twin" attacks and many other types of security breaches aimed at Wi-Fi users of the recently-concluded RSA security conference, wireless security vendor AirDefense claimed Thursday. |
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September 14, 2004 Another Kind of Air Defense It’s like a police helicopter hovering over a city,” said Anil Khatod, president of AirDefense, a three-year-old network security company based in Alpharetta, Ga. Just as a helicopter has a wide-angle view of street traffic, “we see all the wireless traffic” associated with a particular network ... |
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September 13, 2004 Safeguarding The Invisible Wave For wireless security solution providers such as Gary Fish, president and CEO of FishNet Security, providing wireless security today means more than just installing a secure access point: ... |
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...The Joint Forces Command is using wireless monitoring devices by AirDefense for protection of the network data. The software-based intrusion detection system includes remote sensors, server appliances and graphical user interfaces to monitor all wireless activity ...
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...Several hospitals have contracted with Atlanta-based AirDefense, which supplies security technologies for wireless networks, to help meet HIPAA requirements when using mobile applications ...
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...Attacks on wireless LANs are getting more sophisticated and dangerous to enterprises ... |
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...Wireless-aware IDS products are also available, like the AirDefense Intrusion Protection and Management appliance. These tools can perform site surveys, measure WLAN performance, trouble-shoot wireless associations, and diagnose security problems ...
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... A device that authenticates to a Bluetooth cell phone can read any data that's on the handset, according Richard Rushing, chief security officer at AirDefense, a company that provides Bluetooth-monitoring solution BlueWatch ...
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...SmartMobileAssets is continuing its focus on wireless security in the enterprise in the SmartMobileInterview with AirDefense Senior Engineer Subra Viswanathan. AirDefense is an innovator in the developing field of Bluetooth security ...
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...As part of IBM's Managed Security Services, Wireless Intrusion Detection offering, IBM reviews a client's WLAN topology as well as the physical layout of the building or office space and assists with proper deployment of wireless intrusion detection sensors. IBM has the capability to provide this support remotely or at the customer location ...
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...Richard Rushing, CSO of Alpharetta, Ga.-based WLAN security provider AirDefense, demonstrated several tools that can be used against wireless networks. The bottom line, his presentation noted, is that the tools are becoming increasingly sophisticated while requiring less expertise to use ...
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...Over the next two years, 70 percent of the breaches in WLANs will be due to unprotected access points. That is partly due to the ease of setting up a WLAN...
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