There's no question that wireless LAN is getting more secure. The newly ratified 802.11i specification is going a long way towards answering the security concerns that have held back the adoption of 802.11 in the enterprise. But the implementation of new standards doesn't mean IT managers can rest easy: As wireless LAN networks spread throughout the corporate world, new threats and security challenges are arising, including viruses that can use a WLAN network as a backdoor into the wider corporate infrastructure. This webcast offers a comprehensive overview of the new security issues - and solutions - that matter in a post-802.11i world.
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