Wifi Security

Security is now an essential element that forms the cornerstone of every corporate network. Without privacy, however, your solution is incomplete! My expertise in the areas of security and privacy has provided me with a valuable perspective that has enabled me to save my clients hundreds of thousands of dollars of what would have been revenue lost to hackers.

Many of my clients ask me to work with their organizations as either a contractor or consultant to assist them in implementing effective security measures because there is no greater cost to an organization than falling prey to a plethora of security vulnerabilities. As a Director of CyberSecurity for IBM Global Consulting Services for over a decade, I established myself as the leading expert in both network security and enterprise resource planning in several IT sectors. I have published 11 best-selling computer books and have written over 1000 articles for the trade magazines. Today, I am always involved in writing specialized, private analyses for customers interested in acquiring my consulting services.

My experience comes from my extensive work with most of the Fortune 500 companies through my company, Executive Information Services. I work well with personnel to handle the most difficult computing problems, as I am dedicated to creating solutions that specifically meet my clients’ individual computing needs.

Preface
Chapter 1 : Introduction to Wireless LAN Security Standards
Chapter 2 : Technology
Chapter 3 : Wireless LAN Security Factors
Chapter 4 : Issues in Wireless Security
Chapter 5 : The 802.11 Standard Defined
Chapter 6 : 802.11 Security Infrastructure
Chapter 7 : 802.11 Encryption: Wired Equivalent
Chapter 8 : Unauthorized Access and Privacy
Chapter 9 : Open System Authentication
Chapter 10 : Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum
Chapter 11 : Wi-Fi Equipment Issues
Chapter 12 : Cross-Platform Wireless User Security
Chapter 13 : Security Breach Vulnerabilities
Chapter 14 : Access Control Schemes
Chapter 15 : Wireless Laptop Users (PC and Mac)
Chapter 16 : Administrative Security
Chapter 17 : Security Issues for Wireless Applications (Wireless PDAs)
Chapter 18 : The Future of Wi-Fi Security?
Index