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Della Lowe Cloud computing, WiFi Access, Wireless security, WLAN networks cloud, secure WiFi, Security, Wi-Fi, WiFi access point, Wireless security, WLAN
Last week AirTight presented the first Webinar designed to educate network administrators and security professionals about the wireless risk introduced with Windows 7. The response was so overwhelming that we are presenting it live again on March 10. I guess we hit a nerve since AirMagnet is bringing up the rear now and presenting a Webinar on the subject. But if you want an in depth look at this topic and solid advice on protecting your network, join AirTight experts for a live encore presentation of our webinar:
Windows 7 – a New Enterprise Wireless Risk
When: Wednesday 10 March 2010, 10:45 AM – 12:00 PM
Time Zone: (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US and Canada); Tijuana
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Della Lowe Windows 7, Wireless security AirMagnet, Rogue AP, WiFi access point, Windows 7 Webinar, Wireless security
Michael is the Message Integrity Code adapter by the TKIP standard. Michael is actually a weak code which uses simple additions and shift operation which are computationally less expensive, but strong enough as a intermediate solution from WEP. Michael was chosen as MIC in TKIP, so that the already deployed low end Access Points can also be software upgraded to TKIP without any hardware change. This video explains the working of MIC in TKIP.
Della Lowe Wireless security cyber security, encryption, Rogue AP, TKIP, WiFi access point, Wireless security
