Wireless Security: The Case For VPNs

Computerworld | News Source
2003-04-03

To allay many of these fears and to encourage adoption, the IEEE has been working on a task team for a security standard to be called 802.11i.

Despite the progress, this approach still isn't exactly what enterprises, government agencies and service providers need. Specifically, there are concerns over support for operating systems (other than Windows XP), and there are also concerns over installation and integration with other enterprise technologies such as Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service servers.

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