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Cut through the bad advice and the hype and let's talk about the things you really do need to know about with one of our Wireless Networking Tutorials
First, there's the hype from manufacturers who want you to buy. Next is biased information from a trade press who primarily aims to please their advertisers. And finally there's the flood of advice from self-proclaimed experts who talk or write a lot but never actually do the work. So where can you turn for simple, honest, objective advice on this often confusing subject? We have three one hour, straight talking, in-person tutorials that will provide you with the information you need to make the right decisions for your company. Should you implement wireless networking? If you have a wireless network now how can you make it better and more secure? Even if you don't want wireless there are things you should be doing to protect your company's data against wireless intrusion. One-Hour Wireless Tutorial Series Presentations:
Tutorial on the Anatomy of a Wireless Hack For those trying to understand if today's threats are real or exaggerated, this demonstration of how readily available, powerful, and effective today's hacking tools are will be a real eye-opener.
In these sessions you'll get step by step blueprints on what you need to know about how to set up, secure, and monitor wireless networks. You'll also get valuable insights into the pitfalls to avoid. Find out how to choose the right wireless networking solution with the right capabilities for your company. There's no obligation and no charge for the tutorials. And there's no sales pitch, just valuable information. We've given these tutorials at technical conferences and to clients. We will come to your office, deliver the tutorial, and answer any questions that you have. For more information please contact Steve Miller at 281.774.4002 or by email at Read the chilling article by David Black, president and CEO of Insource, entitled: "Armies of the Night: They're Attacking Your Wireless Network” |
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