ADVICE: >> Signs of WLAN intrusion TIP :In this tip, we discuss how to spot WLAN intrusions. >> Keeping wireless intruders away TIP :Don't let security worries keep your company from implementing a WLAN. Here are precautions you can take. >> 802.11 Security: Attacks and risks TIP :Knowing the risks involved in wireless networks will provide you with better protection for your assets and your users. >> Security risks of Wi-Fi enabled PDAs ASK THE EXPERTS :What are the security risks of Wi-Fi enabled PDAs (like the BlackBerry devices currently in testing)? >> Is someone watching you? TIP :This tip gives you an in-depth look at Spyware and provides you with plenty of ideas on how to defend your network from a ... >> Employee owned, armed and dangerous Don't run for cover - take control! TIP :By implementing policy, processes and the right technology, you can start gaining control over device use today – ... >> Wireless LAN security: Why encryption isn't enough TIP :As wireless LANs become further engrained in the business landscape, it is critical to consider their security a top ... >> How can I protect my Pocket PC from attackers in hot spots? ASK THE EXPERTS :How can I protect my Pocket PC from attackers in hot spot areas? Currently I use antivirus & VPN client, is it enough? >> Can text messages and e-mail sent from a cell phone be intercepted by someone else? ASK THE EXPERTS :I read that voice data can be compromised on GSM and CDMA networks, but what about text messages and e-mail sent from a cell ... >> Protecting sensitive data from neighboring WLANs on the same channel ASK THE EXPERTS :We have customers who share building space with other health care professionals. For obvious reasons we make certain the ... >> WEP vulnerabilities -- wired equivalent privacy? TIP :A brief look at some of the security issues related to WEP usage and a link to a more detailed examination of these issues. >> Challenges of mobile security TIP :A look at some of the problems and solutions of mobile security. >> Dealing with mobility, data privacy regulations and Civil Code section 1798.8 TIP :PDAs and smartphones access sensitive data from networked resources yet remain outside the network's control. Often ...

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