Everything about wireless networks


Peltier Associates Breaking And Fixing Wireless Security

To the information security professional
wireless networking may be thought of as aConstructed  a  wireless network architecture
four letter word to be avoided at all costs.
Regardless of the security implicationInstall and configure 802.1x authentication
wireless networking can provide costusing  Microsoft  Windows IAS and Server 2000
efficiency, and because of that wireless
technologies are here to stay. While many inInstall  a  wireless  access  point
the profession believe that wireless networks
can be easily compromised, this class willDistinguish  between  802.11x  standards
show how the appropriate wireless
architecture with the proper securityDefeat  Wired  Equivalent  Privacy
controls can make your wireless network as
secure as any other remote access point intoKey  Take  Aways:
your  network.
An  understanding  of  wireless  networks
In this three day, wireless security
workshop, we will examine the cutting edge ofA  CD  of  common  tools  and  documentation
wireless technologies. The purpose of the
course is to give you a full understanding ofAn ability to search the internet for updates
what wireless (802.11) networks are, how theyand  more  information  on  wireless networks
work, how people find them and exploit them,
and how they can be secured. This hands-onDetail of Course Content The following topics
course is based on real world examples,will  be  covered:
solutions, and deployments. In this course we
will actually set up and use wirelessWireless  History
networks, determine the tools to uncover
wireless networks, and also look at how toRadio  Frequency  (RF)  Fundamentals
defeat the attempts to secure wireless
networks.WLAN  Infrastructure
Course  Completion802.11  Network  Architecture
Upon the completion of our CISM course,802.
students  will  have:



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