Wireless stories - Page 32

The education sector has redefined the way students learn with digital tools - smart WiFi networks are a must.

Mobile devices have become standard in nearly all aspects of life, making it almost expected to have access to the internet - anywhere, anytime.

Businesses have been forced to decide whether to stick with the current 802.11 protocol standard or wait for new ones to be released.

Purple has snapped up former Microsoft executive Petah Green as the intelligent spaces vendor ramps up its Asia Pacific business.

Despite rising concerns over IoT threats, new research reveals that information security professionals lack the tools and resources to mitigate these risks.

Fortinet’s cloud-managed secure access points are easy to install, easier to manage and provide fast, cost-effective and safe access to the internet.

Futureproof your business: Embrace the IT evolution or risk obsolescence, warns Logicalis in latest industry insights.

When they consider their wireless options, small businesses often look to products aimed at the home user and see the limitations.

Xirrus has launched a new control function to simplify the ability to offer Wi-Fi-as-a-service, enabling increased revenue streams for MSPs.

The objective is to make the hospital experience more pleasant by enabling patients to maintain communication with family and business contacts.

Despite growing cyber threats, CompTIA finds many businesses and consumers lack adequate cyber security knowledge, making human error a leading risk.

Wireless networks can be left vulnerable if you have an old router with poor security. Likewise, free WiFi can be used to intercept your transactions.

The Internet of Things will pose significant challenges for organisations due to the immaturity of technologies and lack of skills, says Gartner.

In a bid to accelerate its 5G plans, Brocade has announced new technology partnerships in its open mobile networking ecosystem.

Data services company Skyfii has won a three-year contract with Lederer Group, that will see it supply data analytics and Wi-Fi services.

In a world of exploding data, device and networking demands, small and medium-sized businesses need smart and adaptive IT in order to keep up.

Wellington is first cab off the ranks to go live with a new wireless network aimed at connecting up the Internet of Things.

As digital devices become a staple of people’s every day lives, personal and private information is increasingly at risk.

On the whole, people appreciate how much technology has improved their lives, but the risk of personal information being exposed is on their minds.

Wireless networks are vulnerable, but steps can be taken to protect against attacks, says Netscout's Fluke Networks Enterprise Solutions.