Wireless Security

Learn about tools and applications available that make the development platform BlackBerry® WebWorks SDK, the perfect fit for work, home and life.

In this FAQ, learn how to establish harmony between security and usability with the BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.0. Get the answers to your most pressing questions and make BYOD a success for your enterprise.

Though you can't stop the loss or theft of devices, there are powerful ways to ensure enterprise and data security in every scenario. This FAQ explains how the BlackBerry PlayBook tablets can be an integral part of an enterprise security strategy.

Tablet computers are making significant inroads in the enterprise - and in a recent survey of over 150 executives, Research In Motion® explores which features are most important.

With daily reports of network breaches on the way up, now is the time to double down on solid network protection. This whitepaper documents the evolution of data and identity theft and the strategic security approaches companies are taking to stay ahead of the curve.

In this seminar, you'll learn how you can use the iPad to create and deliver stunning sales and marketing presentations, make business meetings even more productive and take advantage of business "dashboards" to stay better informed no matter where you're working from.

Learn how to balance the positive and negative effects of memory utilization in virtual infrastructures to better handle system workload and priority--while improving server utilization

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Mitigate the risks of data breach and loss with these best practices for managing security on mobile devices.

A WirelessHART gateway with WLAN connection means better communication, flexibility and increased efficiency for your HART sensor network.

New technologies emerge every day, but not all of them pay off, and adopting them too early might be risky for your organization.

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In this webinar, Jack Heine, Research VP, Gartner, and David Holyoak, CIO of accounting firm Grant Thornton, discuss how to facilitate mobility while minimizing the risk of data exposure using web-based management and anti-theft capabilities.

More and more companies are realizing that their corporate air waves are an asset that requires protection. Strong security policies have been created for wired networks. The same is now needed for the corporate air waves. This paper will discuss the compelling business reasons why an investment in wireless intrusion prevention should be made.

Today's office is now anywhere that a user can get an Internet connection, a PC on a business partner's network, a handheld at a WiFi hotspot, an airport kiosk, or a computer on a home WiFi network. But secure access is not the only driving business factor remote access must be easy to use and administer as well.

Mobile and remote workers of all types need high-quality connections to the Internet and to their corporate networks. They need connections from branch offices, homes, airports, hotels and other locations around the world. This truly becomes a security challenge as network managers scramble to meet these needs.

As wireless LAN deployments and usage has increased, coupled with the near ubiquity of embedded Wi-Fi in laptops and smart phones, many enterprises are experiencing complaints from their users of slow or even dropped connections.

Pervasive wireless LAN deployments require much larger, broader deployment of Wi-Fi access points than hot spots, cafes or isolated guest access in the enterprise. Clearly new solutions and deployment methodologies should be considered to make pervasive wireless LAN deployments feasible and economical.

Critical data is best protected against misuse on business trips complete encryption of notebook hard disks. If 4,500 notebooks are involved, as is the case for the Zurich firm Swiss Re, precise selection criteria and exact planning for the international rollout are important.

The use of handheld computers is estimated to grow by more than 50 percent in the next few years. This surge in use of mobile devices means that companies need to make sure their growing mobile workforce use devices that are secure so that handhelds do not become the weakest link in their security system.

This paper will help security officers and staff of large organizations seeking to protect sensitive data on mobile computing devices.

This paper provides guidance on how companies should rethink their existing management and security strategy to effectively secure mobile solutions in the workforce, over a wide array of devices, connections and applications. It details why mobile security must be included as a mission critical component of any enterprise strategy and implemented on a pro-active basis before any major security breach has the opportunity to negatively affect the enterprise.

Wireless networking is no more a new name to computer users these days than iPod is to music lovers. This technology is one of the most popular, inexpensive and simple modes of connecting computers to the internet or a network. Both home users, work users and laptop/mobile users, who want to stay connected, even while on the move, are adopting this technology. Download this paper to read about all the threats that come with wireless connections and ways to guard against them.

This white paper examines the problems related to the deployment and usage of software-based network monitoring solutions, methods of achieving network traffic visibility in various network configurations that include hubs, switches, routers, etc.

While 802.1X has a growing presence, it's still immature and may not provide all the policy enforcement features commonly required in most organizations. This white paper focuses on the 802.1X standard for authentication and access control and how it compares to the Nevis approach for LAN security.