Increasingly, computer users interested in convenience and mobility are accessing the Internet wirelessly. Today, business travelers use wireless laptops to stay in touch with the home office; ...

Many of your customers may have resisted deploying wireless networking solutions because of security concerns. They know that an improperly configured wireless local area network (WLAN) can open their ...

We’re left with the question: How do you secure your WLAN? We’re left with the question: How do you secure your WLAN? If you are starting from scratch and have no legacy equipment to contend with, the ...

Here are Part I and Part II. Here is an overview of the steps you'll go through in this section: As previously mentioned, routers from the same manufacturers all come with the same password. Although ...

(Family Features) If you’re like most people, you likely use your home internet to pay bills, shop online, send emails, watch movies and more. With everything from smartphones and laptops to security ...

In case you didn’t see it, there was an interesting post on Network World detailing a heckuva Wi-Fi security horror story. Not securing your wireless network is pretty dangerous these days. As an IT ...

Network security is critical to our digital lives, ensuring safe internet access and data protection. Central to this security is the network security key, a vital tool in the cybersecurity arsenal.

The benefits of wireless LANs are undeniable, but the risks introduced by them are increasing exponentially. According to In-Stat/MDR, more than 75 million Wi-Fi devices have been deployed worldwide, ...

What do I do about wireless security? You can take three really simple steps to dramatically increase the security of your wireless network. It is not foolproof wireless security, but it will keep you ...

TULSA, Okla. -- Wireless networks make it easy for even the most novice computer user to set up WiFi at home, but not securing your wireless network is a mistake many people make and it can be costly.

Q: I'm concerned that someone will access my wireless home network and eavesdrop on my e-mail. I'm especially worried that my credit card information could get stolen while I'm shopping online. What's ...

I have a Netgear MR314 wireless router. I used to use my laptop on the network, but don't anymore because its HD is dead. Lately I noticed my wireless "act" light on quite a bit, blinking on and off ...