Thursday 22 May 2008
Enhancing Mobile VPNs
Wireless Security and Management Theatre
Hugh Stevenson, Motorola Good Technology Group
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Mobile VPNs have caused issues for many corporates "they just don't work". By leveraging Private Network Operations Centres it is possible for Enterprises and service providers to enhance the Corporate end user experience by improving connection stability through always on authentication. |
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Securing Next Generation Networks: The Challenges of Securing Mobile Endpoints
Wireless Security and Management Theatre
Michael Hardiman, Alcatel-Lucent
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Increasingly, mobile end-point security, e.g., laptop security, has been identified as a weak point in overall end-to-end security of next generation solutions. Addressing security of the laptop is essential in a secure network deployment. This session will look at securing the laptop in a next generation network: How do you make it make it as secure as the desktop? What are the limitations? The session will look at solutions such as Network Access Control, data encryption, and how to utilize wireless 3G always-on capability to address mobile security anywhere, anytime, even when the device is turned off. |
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Wireless LANs: Are You Sure You’re Safe?
Wireless Security and Management Theatre
Andreas Richter, AirDefense
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The rapid proliferation of wireless networks and mobile computing applications has changed the landscape of network security. The traditional way of protecting networks with firewalls and encryption software is no longer sufficient or effective. This session examines the vulnerabilities of wireless networks and provides enterprises with effective strategies to address intrusion and other key weaknesses. |
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Beyond Broadband - Reaping the benefits of Wireless Broadband Access
Wireless Security and Management Theatre
Asaf Inbar, Alvarion Ltd
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The increase in demand for easily deployable, low cost high QoS bandwidth information exchange is spurring the growing adoption of wireless broadband technology by operators, enterprises, and a variety of vertical markets. Wireless broadband access, with the power of flexibility and anywhere-connectivity, is demanded by a wide range of commercial and private applications ranging from triple play internet access and personal broadband to voice solutions, video surveillance and more. This session will cover the benefits of wireless broadband and WiMAX solutions with focus on added value applications and scenarios in the vertical market space. Trends in the wireless broadband market will be addressed including real examples from around the globe and a discussion on building and improving business case models. |
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Customer led approaches to Fixed Mobile Convergence
Wireless Security and Management Theatre
Iskra Nikolova, Cable & Wireless
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Enterprise drivers for mobility |
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Securing Wireless LANs
Wireless Security and Management Theatre
Dominique Bonnotte, ProCurve Networking
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Wireless LANs can bring incredible productivity and new efficiencies to organisations of all sizes. This session show how to properly deploy a WLAN so that it can be as secure as a wired network. |
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The invisible threat – interference and wireless LANs
Wireless Security and Management Theatre
Mohamed Zouine, AirMagnet
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Interference is a fact of life in the unlicensed bands used by WLANs and is an increasing challenge in all WLAN environments where it usually manifests itself as reduced data-traffic throughput, less effective range, impaired quality of service (QoS) for voice and video applications, and also complete failure. This session discusses the cumulative effects of interference and looks at how best to diagnose the symptoms and resolve spectrum issues. |
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The "How To" of handheld and smartphone security
Wireless Security and Management Theatre
Peter Mackenzie, Marquest
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Ease of access to information brings with it a responsibility to protect the enterprise’s data and its investment in mobile devices. This session looks at the technology necessary to secure mobile access to corporate networks for handhelds and smartphones, and examines how to tackle the key issues in mobile security. |
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