So you want a Wireless N network Installed. my next question is what type of network do you need? when we install a wireless network in Highland Park IL or the North Shore of Chicago we ask the customer many questions about exactly what the home owner needs. This article will describe what you need ...
Fluke Rolls Out New Threat Signatures Released To Protect Against Wireless Attacks - quetec
EVERETT, Wash., Jan. 24, 2012 -- Fluke Networks today released new threat signatures for its AirMagnet Enterprise 9.0 wireless intrusion detection and prevention system (WIDS/WIPS), including a signature for the recently discovered Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) PIN Brute Force attack. The update also includes threat signatures to protect against Domain name Server (DNS) and Internet ...
T1 Router Recommendations - quetec
Here's the scenario..all too frequently seen by the way.with a practical honest answer.You have (1) T1 line for which you will need a T1 router in order to plug it into your ethernet router/vpn/firewall that will then pass into your LAN. You want the router to be able to handle a 2nd T1 line (or ...
4.1 million visitors to Yosemite in 2011 approaches record high - quetec
more people visited Yosemite National Park in 2011 than any time in the past 16 years. the state’s most popular national park saw nearly 4.1 million visitors last year, an increase of more than 50,000 from 2010, according to Yosemite spokeswoman Kari Cobb. Last year had the highest visitor count ...
Massachusetts company plans to market wireless electricity system - quetec
The announcement was made at the TEDGlobal conference, a gathering of technologists and scientists, that wrapped up Friday in Oxford, England.The company, WiTricity of Watertown, Mass., had previously demonstrated the technology, as had Intel Corp., which is also working on a wireless electricity project.But the WiTricity announcement marked the first time that a company unveiled ...
Commercial devices to get military-grade security - quetec
Super-tight cryptography in off-the-shelf mobile products will soon ease wireless deployments in government agencies, and deployments could subsequently spill over into enterprise equipment. Typically, government workers accessing classified (SECRET) networks have done so with highly specialized and monitored PCs across a wired network that's completely separate from the network supporting unclassified data. This has ...
iTWire – New Axis surveillance cameras focus on edge storage
by Stephen Withers Tuesday, 20 September 2011 11:33 Business IT - Security Page 1 of 2Network video camera specialist Axis has released two new series of surveillance cameras. The company sees edge storage as an important feature for IP cameras. The Axis M1043-W (SVGA) and M1044-W (720p) cameras are designed ...
