Vendorboard: Protecting against wireless rogues

Summary: Elliot Hughes, Cisco systems engineer, discusses how security protocols such as WPA and WPA2 can be used to make wireless networks more robust

By Elliot Hughes | August 15, 2007 -- 14:48 GMT (07:48 PDT)

Elliot Hughes, Cisco systems engineer, discusses how security protocols such as WPA and WPA2 can be used to make wireless networks more robust.

Topic: IT Employment

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