Meraki White Paper: Wire ess LAN Security Version 1.0, March 2009 Robust security is a requirement for many companies deploying a wireless network. However, creating a secure wireless network has often been difficult and time-consuming. This paper describes the security requirements for most companies and how Meraki can help them meet those challenges easily and at a low cost. Copyright © 2009 Meraki, Inc. All rights reserved. Trademarks
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Cecilia Lopez Instructor: Ms. Ybarra Intro to Networking NT1210 Wide-Area Networking Unit 7 Lab 7.1: Distance Considerations Exercise 7.1.1 It’s impractical for an organization to own the entirety of a WAN because it would be very expensive for the company to run all the lines necessary and to pay for all the labor to keep the WAN up and running. It is less expensive for an organization to own a LAN so that’s why it is favorable for them to maintain ownership of it. Exercise 7.1.2 The further
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Wireless security policy for a medium-sized banking organization using the following structure: Wireless Security Policy - A wireless policy for a medium-sized banking organization will needed to deploy a wireless LAN to the network and there will not need an onsite IT. The remote can be manage by a standalone intelligent access point which will integrated the wireless LAN by streamline the configuration and management the system. The Network infrastructure wills us a Cisco system for Layer 2 and
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Classify Data for Access Control Requirements Lab Assessment Questions & Answers 1. What is the Data Classification Method used in the Military and Government Agencies that line up with the corporate data classification method defined earlier in this lab? Explain. Secret- This is the second-highest classification. Information is classified Secret when its release would cause "serious damage" to national security. Most information that is classified is held at the secret sensitivity
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Several things the government must consider is furthering the development of its telecommunications infrastructure, and secondly reduce the cost of access to and usage of the Internet. India’s policy makers are making a concerted thrust toward more equitable development, through programs that will increase the access of both rural and urban populations to employment, education, nutrition, infrastructure and financial services. Regulations in the financial sector are increasing the numbers of bank
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New Year’s Eve 1879 is not a date most people recall from their history classes. However, on this ostensibly unassuming day in my hometown of Edison, NJ, Christie Street became the first street in the entire world to be powered by an incandescent light bulb using a power system designed by Thomas Edison. This was the catalyst to the creation of the modern electric grid and, subsequently, the electric utility corporations we know today. During the earlier years, neither the states nor the federal
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Progress Report Supervisor: Hussam Jamal & Mohammad Alwan At IT Services with Unilever Project Name | Status | Description | Re locate Data cable and STC DP | Finished | Relocating the main STC data circuit distributed points from one location to another. That will require moving all the critical MPLS and IP VPN circuit with minimum downtime possible.To accomplish
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SECURING WI-FI ROGUE ACESS WITHIN AN ENTERPRISE SETTING Securing Wi-Fi Rogue Access within an Enterprise Setting Daniel Joel Clark A Capstone Presented to the Information Technology College Faculty of Western Governors University in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree Master of Science in Information Security Assurance January 9, 2014 1 SECURING WI-FI ROGUE ACESS WITHIN AN ENTERPRISE SETTING 2 A1 - Abstract Since 1999 wireless devices have become a necessity
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Case Study 2: Wireless and Mobile Technology By Terry Boone Dr. Stevens CIS 500: Information Systems for Decision Making 5/24/2014 Wireless and mobile technologies have transformed our daily lives, and also made a huge impact on the business world. The definition of the terms wireless and mobile technologies are often used interchangeably; however, this is not the case. Wireless technology is the ability to communicate on the internet via devices without a wire. Mobile technology is the
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QUESTION 1 The new distribution centre is located in an industrial area and about 12 kms from the company’s headquarters. 12 kms is approximality 7.45645 miles. Unfortunately, the cables has not reached this area, and given the numerous obstacles to digging, it would be prohibitively expensive to install. The only choice left here is to use the wireless technology. But what form of wireless signal would we use? The wireless signal would have to go through walls (eliminating infrared), be able to
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