Wireless security news and updates from the SecureW2 team.
Historically, some have avoided EAP-TLS certificate-based authentication for wireless security because the overhead costs of setting up and managing this network type end up outweighing the security benefits. To properly configure the network for certificate-based authentication, you’d have to configure …
Data and credential theft have become an increasingly prevalent concern for SMBs as more attackers choose to target them. It’s common to hear about large scale hacks, such as Target, Yahoo, or Equifax, but far less frequently reported are attacks …
Defcon 2015 (ahem, excuse us, DEF CON® 23!) took place this last weekend in Las Vegas, preceded by a week of Black Hat 2015. As always, we look for the odd and interesting in the world of wireless security. A …
At SecureW2, we develop a lot of technology for wireless security, more specifically 802.1X. If you’re not familiar 802.1X, it’s the basis of WPA2-Enterprise networks that corporations, colleges, and other large organizations use. And inside the vast majority of these …
Wi-Fi Sense is a feature that has been around for a bit in the Windows phone environment, but will make its PC debut in Windows 10. In essence, it lets Windows users share Wi-Fi connections with each other. It’s an …
When setting up 802.1X we often run into questions about using self signed certificates for WPA2-Enterprise server certificate validation. First, we should clarify the difference between a self-signed certificate and a private Certificate Authority — this is often a point of …
A team of researchers recently discovered a new vulnerability that significantly weakens the encrypted connection between a user and web or email server, potentially putting your secure web information at risk. This latest flaw, named the “LogJam” bug, affects all …
This is part 2 of our series on server certificate validation. In talking with many customers about setting up RADIUS certificates, it is clear many admins have a difficult time describing the server certification validation process to their user base. …
The latest and greatest smartphones are more likely to have productivity apps that foster innovation within the workplace. How can businesses say no when these devices enhance employee performance? According to a report published by TechNavio in December, wireless security …
