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"802.1x"
Wireless encryption standards have developed to account for shifting network needs, emerging security threats, and discovered flaws in older encryption methods. WPA2-PSK/Personal and WPA2-ENT are the two variants of the WPA2 protocol that are in use today and provide different levels of security. WPA2 Enterprise uses IEEE 802.1X to deliver enterprise-grade authentication, and it was…
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Due to the prevalence of cyberattacks, cybersecurity measures have risen to the forefront of concern for companies of all sizes. Their purpose is to prevent the loss, misuse, or alteration of any kind of information belonging to the company. This article will delve into the logistics of setting up and running Wireless Enterprise Authentication, emphasizing…
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To protect a wireless network, authentication is the first line of defense. When only authorized individuals are granted access to a network, a company knows its data is safe. Conversely, a network is more vulnerable to attack if improper authentication is used. Different authentication techniques have distinct advantages and disadvantages and a varying range of…
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802.1X Authentication Protocol The 802.1X authentication protocol is an advanced cryptographic network protocol used to protect wired and wireless networks. It ensures the security of data and the identification of any device or person attempting to enter the network. IEEE 802.1X is a port-based Network Access Control (PNAC) standard meant to offer an authentication method…
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IEEE 802.1X To deploy WPA in a wireless network, an access point uses 802.1X. A wireless client must be authenticated using WPA before it can establish a connection with the access point. Switches use 802.1X to perform port-based authentication for wire-based networks. WPA-PSK (pre-shared key, commonly known as WPA-Personal) and WPA/WPA2 Enterprise are the most…
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Deploying a RADIUS Server is crucial for 802.1x authentication. We cover different types of RADIUS servers and all the costs and features they offer.
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Organizations are transitioning to cloud computing, but Azure AD clients are having trouble setting up 802.1x RADIUS authentication. Luckily, we offer an easy and cost effective solution.
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