#1 Rated Eduroam™ Configuration Client
SecureW2 provides a turnkey solution that allows end users to easily and securely configure their devices to use Eduroam™. In just a few clicks, their devices will be configured to use the Wi-Fi at their main campus and access Wi-Fi safely at other universities.
How Does Eduroam™ Work?
The Eduroam™ SSID works by allowing students/staff to use the credentials from their university to access Wi-Fi at a different university they may have traveled to at the time. This is accomplished by verifying the user is an active member of their university and forwarding that information to the university that the individual is trying to access Wi-Fi on and granting them network access. Read how College of William & Mary accomplished a streamlined transition to offer Eduroam to network users.
Misconfiguration is a
Security Liability
Eduroam™ is a shared SSID, like a Comcast hotspot or Starbucks Wi-Fi, which means that there are hundreds of thousands of devices configured to connect to the SSID. This creates an enormous opportunity for Man-in-the-Middle attacks, as there are thousands of devices trying to connect to the same SSID. If any devices aren't setup properly, then campus credentials can be easily stolen. SecureW2 provides a turnkey solution that, in just a few clicks, configures devices for secure network access on their home campus and other campuses they visit.
SecureW2 in Action
The Eduroam™ SSID is popular throughout the world and can be accessed at hundreds of campuses and businesses. A quick google search will show you just how many institutions use SecureW2 to safely connect devices to their network. Check out how University of Massachusetts uses SecureW2 to configure devices for their network and Eduroam™.
#1 Rated Eduroam™ Configuration Client
SecureW2 is deployed across hundreds of campuses worldwide to enable devices to securely connect to Eduroam™ and their home campus network. End users love SecureW2 because it’s the #1 rated onboarding client that also eliminates password change policies and related disconnects by enabling campuses to switch from passwords to certificates.
