Authentication Solutions
How do you administer better security? You add a number of very carefully tailored authentication solutions so that only authorized wireless network users can access your WLAN
Authentication solutions are built primarily on creating more secure:
Usernames/passwords Biometrics Smart cards PKI
Most solutions rely on a combination of these technologies to provide the most effective method of authentication. For example, when your only means of authentication relies on using just usernames/passwords, then it is extremely important to have a policy that designates some critical criteria:
Minimum password length Specification of alpha or numeric characters in the password (i.e., Joe324Frog) Password should not contain either a name or dictionary term (in contrast to the example above, your username should be something like: J34D46Glop) Username/password expiration times (forces the user to change the password so it doesn’t become stale or intercepted) Personal smart cards Biometric devices (so you know exactly who can access your network) Public key infrastructure (uses a criterion where only the sender can encrypt transmission data in a specific way, so that you know who is sending you information)
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