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Securing Wireless Networks

Wireless security should effectively resolve issues that deal with the human tendency to be less than perfect. Organizations can prevent data from being stored permanently on the mobile device, or they can use the poison pill approach, which deactivates the mobile device when it is lost or stolen. But the second option is not effective when the device is out of the range of the service provider.

Unauthorized access to email messages and attachments can be restricted by the use of two factor authentication methods where a key code is needed to open the email. Network Security Journal: Securing Wireless Networks

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