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What Hackers Know - Tip #1 - Don't Install APs with Default Configurations!

Created by Irvin Kovar (Bell Canada) on July 8, 2009

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I just wanted to remind everyone that WLAN security is specialized area and that even I remain in the learning curve on most days when it comes to the number of ways a WLAN can be compromised. The good news is that there are enterprise-based tools (along with a good set of best practices) that can mitigate most attacks and lock down your WLAN. As an example, lets look at access points.

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Aruba Remote Access Semina- Bell Canada Creekbank Campus Mississauga

Created by Irvin Kovar (Bell Canada) on June 19, 2009

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For those interested, Bell Canada is featuring a seminar on Aruba's remote access capabilities, Monday July 13th at the Creekbank Campus Mississauga.

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http://www.arubanetworks.com/dm/email/events/techdays/Q4/email.html

Aruba | Bell Canada | Remote Access | Wireless | WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network)

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6 Points to Consider For Your Wireless Project

Created by Irvin Kovar (Bell Canada) on April 24, 2009

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The Wireless Campus - Paradigm Shift

Created by Irvin Kovar (Bell Canada) on April 22, 2009

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