NRF: See AirTight’s unique cloud-based Secure Wi-Fi and captive portal for distributed retail

Join AirTight wireless and security experts to learn how deploying a cloud-based Wi-Fi solution can meet your  business objects with the fastest deployment, lowest cost and minimal management overhead, while maintaining the security of your network and meeting PCI wireless scanning requirements.

AirTight can show you how to be up and running with a Guest Wi-Fi network and captive portal in a matter of minutes.

Be sure to visit AirTight at booth 2227 at the NRF 101st Annual Convention & EXPO, January 15-18, 2012 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City. We will have experts and top executives on hand to answer your questions.

Monday, January 16, 2012: 9:00am – 6:30pm
Tuesday, January 17, 2012: 9:00am – 5:00pm 

Featured Product:

AirTight Cloud Services™ – AirTight Cloud Services for Wi-Fi Access and Security is the first and only VVi-Fi solution managed from the cloud that offers VVi-Fi access PLUS full time rogue detection and prevention for wireless security and PCI compliance in a single device.

If we have your interest, contact us at sales@airtightnetworks.com to set up a meeting with our wireless experts.

Della Lowe

Della is a two time Emmy Award winning broadcast news journalist who spent many years at ABC News in New York. At AirTight, Della leads the marketing team and is responsible for marketing programs, internal and external corporate communications and public relations. Previous to joining AirTight in March of 2007, Della was Director of Corporate Communications at Qualys, the leading provider of on demand IT security risk and compliance management solutions – delivered as a service. Before Qualys, Della spent 6 years at Keynote Systems as the Senior Manager for Public Relations and played a key role in creating visibility in the press for Keynote and developing its Keynote Performance Awards Program and Customer Reference Program.

Della Lowe Cloud computing, PCI, WiFi Access, Wireless security, WLAN networks