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Wireless Security

What's the point of guarding your perimeter if you allow anyone with the right antenna to intercept communications and access your data? Luckily, securing your wireless network is easier than you might think. So how do you keep a wireless network safe? First, decide whether you can afford a centrally managed solution. These systems deploy a centralized switch and podlike access points around the office.

All updates, security settings, and access rules are configured on the switch. The pods either receive the configuration for local processing or merely pass any requests back to the switch for processing.

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