HP Dc7100 Wireless Security

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  • HP Dc7100 | Wireless Security - Page 1
    Wireless Security Executive Summary ...2 Problem Statement ...2 Historical information/background...2 Mobile Device Security and HP Protect Tools 3 Wired Equivalent Privacy...4 Wi-Fi Protected Access ...5 WPA Pre-Shared Key...6 IEEE 802.11i ...6 Emerging Mobile Applications ...7 Virtual Private
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    handheld PCs) with HP Wi- services as wireless access for CRM Data, file and database synchronization, and convenient network access to corporate resources on the intranet. However, as users find it easier than ever to connect to, synchronize with, and download Problem user powers on supported
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    on a variety of technologies: • Notebook and desktop computers can be configured with Smart Card readers. • Handheld devices now offer integrated Services: implementation support to assist the customer in enabling product-based security attributes is often expensive and complex The HP ProtectTools
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    Access (WPA). In fact, all HP devices will support Wi-Fi Protected Access, and the high- Hewlett Packard Microsoft HP Wireless Internet Access Solution: Provides full Internet access of WEP Key (40-64 bit WEB) Lucent 128 bit Agere 152 bit WEB US Robotics 256 bit WEP MAC Address Filtering Server
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    Vulnerability Hiding the Service Set Identifier in WEP key access, until the full 802.11i solution - driven by the with software or firmware updates. This solution targets better key management • Supports mutual authentication for stronger more complex and computation-intensive authentication and
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    screen shots show available WPA authentication and encryption supported on HP notebook PCs. WPA Pre-Shared Key While WPA and . This makes a great solution for home use and office or small business use. It offers a straightforward replacement to WEP keys while offering all the WPA features - TKIP, AES
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    dictates use of Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) • Supports roaming Issues • An extra hardware upgrade is required, in order to implement AES. • solution for this complicated problem since 1980, and can provide more robust security to mail, database and web servers. The HP solution is based on
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    device to the back-end servers and web services - such as Microsoft Exchange, database servers Exchange Server supports access to full PIM using support subsequent generations of the needed proxy code memory and CPU processing power. This has a huge impact on mobility in terms of battery life,
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    attests to certified HP products interoperating with unique features of Cisco wireless LAN infrastructure As wireless LAN security improves over time, users will continue to find stronger data protection and user authentication, as well as improved interoperability. Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack
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    equals a more secure mobile computing environment. For more information http://www.hp.com/products/security © 2005 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. The only warranties for HP products and services are set forth in the
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Wireless Security
Executive Summary
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Problem Statement
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Historical information/background
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Mobile Device Security and HP Protect Tools
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Wired Equivalent Privacy
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Wi-Fi Protected Access
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WPA Pre-Shared Key
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IEEE 802.11i
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Emerging Mobile Applications
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Virtual Private Network vs. Reverse Proxy
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Conclusion
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For more information
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