Week 1 Wireless Concepts Report DeVry University NETW360: Wireless Technologies and Services Hands on Lab Wireless Concepts Submitted to: Professor: Date: 1/24/2014 Configuring a Wireless Access Point In this Project we were assigned to configure an access point and test the results. Pictured in the figure below is one of the first steps in regards to setup. We chose an easy router name of Group 4 NETW360 to make things easy. Following this logic we chose an automatic configuration
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ITM PRESENTATION (FOR SECTION “A”) WIRELESS NETWORK TECHNOLOGY UNDER THE GUIDENCE OF:- PROF. SANCHITA GHATAK SUBMMITED BY:- ABHINAV KUMAR AKSHAY KUMAR ANKIT KUMAR AVI SHANKAR Contents WI-FI 4 Introduction 4 The Wi-Fi Technology 4 Elements of a WI-FI Network 5 How a Wi-Fi Network Works 6 Wi-Fi Network Topologies 6 Wi-Fi Security Threats 8 Eavesdropping 8 Man-in-the-middle attacks 8 Denial of Service 9 Wi-Fi Applications 9 Advantages 9 Limitations 9 Bluetooth
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Information Technology deals with the use of computers and telecommunications to store, retrieve and transmit information. New IT capabilities (e.g., e-commerce and social networks) strongly influence competitive strategies and the efficiency of operations. New IT developments are important to all business disciplines because they trigger changes in marketing, operations, e-commerce, logistics, human resources, finance, accounting, and relationships with customers and business partners. Nothing about
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Identifying Potential Malicious Attacks The CIO Company will use firewalls, intrusion detection systems, virus scanners and other protective software to provide some assurance that the security policies for the site are properly implemented. Firewalls are the basis of computer and network security defense. They are widely deployed. They are very hard to configure properly, and people who configure them may not know the current threats and attacks. For example, an administrator maybe working
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Administering a wireless network can be very troublesome for anyone involved, but with technology like controller based wireless systems, this task can be made easier to configure. Wireless networks are used to connect computers, devices such as smart phones and tablet wirelessly by relaying data traffic through access points (AP), with little used of wired infrastructure. A few AP can be suitable for a small setting such a two story building, but in large enterprises such as a campus, far more APs
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Wireless Network xxxxxxxxxxx Strayer University CIS 341 Professor Kevin Jayne My name is xxxxxxx from IT-Vets. Today we will go over the transfer of paper to electronic documentation. We will discuss the use of wireless technology and the risk that are involved. I will also provide ways to make sure we are as secure as we can be. I understand you are moving to electronic documentation due to a federal requirement. In 2004, President George Bush proposed a law that all medical documentation
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Wireless Site Survey Recommendation Wireless Site Survey Recommendation Orchard Street Art Center Orchard Street Art Center Summary This report summarizes a plan to conduct a wireless site survey, also called a radio frequency (RF) survey, at Orchard Street Art Center. This survey will generate recommendations for maximizing network security, coverage, and capacity. Expert Advice Earlier this year, the board of directors of Orchard Street Art Center asked me to propose a plan to improve
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IEEE 802.11 standard provided the following set of security features to secure wireless LAN communication: Two different authentication methods: Open system and shared key The Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) encryption algorithm An Integrity Check Value (ICV), encrypted with WEP, which provided data integrity Over time, these security features proved to be insufficient to protect wireless LAN communication in common scenarios. To address the security issues of the original IEEE 802.11 standard, the
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Wireless Security Technical Point-of-View Wireless Security Technical Point-of-View W ireless network (Wi-Fi) is now widely established and utilized at home, offices and everywhere in public areas such as rail stations, streets, and etc. This newsletter provides the technical knowledge of Wi-Fi technologies, relevant threats and countermeasures for building a secure internal Wi-Fi network. For the end user best practices of using Wi-Fi, please refer to another newsletter entitled “Wireless
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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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