AirDefense Enterprise 7.3



AirDefense understands the varying needs and works with enterprises in targeted industries that require specific wireless LAN security solutions including retail, healthcare, government and financial services.

AirDefense Enterprise 7.3™ is the most powerful Wireless Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) available.

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2008 Charlotte Metro ISSA Information Security Conference
March 25, 2008           Charlotte, NC

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March 26-27, 2008           Boston, MA

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April 2-4, 2008           Toronto, Canada

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April 15, 2008           Tampa, FL

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April 17-18, 2008           National Harbor, MD

Texas Regional Infrastructure Security Conference (TRISC)
April 21, 2008           San Antonio, TX

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April 22, 2008           Philadelphia, PA

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April 23-24, 2008           Houston, TX

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April 28-May 2, 2008           Las Vegas, NV

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April 27-May 2, 2008           Las Vegas, NV

SecureWorld Expo
May 1-2, 2008           Atlanta, GA

SC Magazine recently published it's annual Wireless Security Group Test and named AirDefense Enterprise the Best Wireless Intrusion Prevention System. AirDefense was named the 'Best Buy' and received the only ‘5 Star’ rating in each of the six SC Magazine rating categories: Documentation, Ease-of-Use, Features, Performance, Support and Value for Money.

You can read the Group Test Results below.

» GROUP TEST | Wireless Security

AirDefense Enterprise provides protection against wireless threats, policy compliance monitoring, robust performance monitoring and troubleshooting, as well as location tracking in an appliance that is scalable for most size organizations.

The AirDefense Enterprise offers comprehensive detection of wireless intrusion attempts by analyzing threats in real time against historical data. This allows accurate detection of various wireless attacks and anomalous behavior. Automated protection works by stopping any attempted connection by a rogue device before access is gained to the network. This ensures that unauthorized users and rogue devices are disconnected. The system then generates and maintains a log of termination actions for audit records.

The product allows adminstrators to define, monitor and enforce policy in areas of security, performance, usage and vendor types. AirDefense Enterprise includes a variety of regulatory compliance reports that administrators can generate. The AirDefense product provides forensic data to retrace any device's activity down to the minute.

We found this product the easiest to set up of any product we tested. It is true plug-and-play. Within seconds of completing the configuration, it discovered it's sensor and immediately began to report rogue access points. The user interface is excellent and navigation is intuitive.

The documentation for this product is accurate and well structured providing the reader with the neccessary information for deployment and administration.

AirDefense has two support options fo rthe Enterprise product: option one includes hardware support, all software upgrades, and telephone support 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Friday...

FTC Deal Suggests Enterprises Could Be Liable for Poor Security
(Dark Reading - March 17, 2008)

Data thieves steal credit card data from supermarket chain
(InfoWorld - March 17, 2008)

Hacking WiFi for Fun & Profit
(Dark Reading - March 13, 2008)

New tool cracks most enterprise wireless LANs
(Dark Reading - March 13, 2008)

Wireless Internet Can Lack Security
(Belleville Intelligencer - February 27, 2008)

PCI And The Circle Of Blame
(InformationWeek - February 23, 2008)

Still Insecure After All These Years
(IT Business Edge - February 5, 2008)

Wi-fi Users, Beware
(Winston-Salem Journal - February 4, 2008)

Five Basic Mistakes of Security Policy, The Essentials Can Trip You Up
(Computerworld - February 2007)

Criminals Stepping Up Healthcare Attacks
(Security Pro News - February 2007)

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