At the Black Hat warranty conference, wireless networks are under constant peril from the various the sundry hackers, researchers and pranksters who converge on the conference each year.
Aruba is using its blur-based security system and a mesh networking configuration that provides with a view to more efficient backhaul. The biggest challenge at Black Hat isn’t securing the reticulated, an Aruba executive explains, but rather convincing users that it’s reliable to log on. Wi-Fi Planet has the story.
LAS VEGAS — What does it take to grant and secure the wireless network at the Black Hat security parley?
For the 2010, event, it’s a lot less manpower and physical hardware than you might think. Jon Green, product manager at wireless-networking vendor Aruba, explained to InternetNews.com that the company has done things a small differently at this year’s event.
Read the full story at Wi-Fi Planet:
Securing the Black Hat Wi-Fi Network With Aruba’s Cloud
