Wireless Transport Layer Security

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Enabling the Profitable Evolution of Mobile Transport to All-IP by Alcatel-Lucent
support legacy voice and advanced packet-based services. This paper outlines the challenges associated with transforming the mobile transport network. As demand for mobile multimedia services increase and average revenue per user (ARPU) declines, mobile service providers must...
Intelligent Control with an Application Delivery Network by Blue Coat
how the Application Delivery Network (ADN) combines real-time intelligence about users, applications, business rules, network status and security policies to deliver applications quickly and securely across the WAN and Internet. Enterprise IT organizations struggle to deliver...
Policy Reference Guide: Blackberry Enterprise Server by BlackBerry
are running BlackBerry Connect software, if the BlackBerry Enterprise Server sends an IT policy rule to the device that the BlackBerry Connect Transport Stack supports, the BlackBerry Connect Transport Stack reports the rule to the BlackBerry Connect software. The BlackBerry Connect...
The OSI Model: Understanding the Seven Layers of Computer Networks by Global Knowledge
for understanding data communications between any two networked systems. It divides the communications processes into seven layers. Each layer both performs specific functions to support the layers above it and offers services to the layers below it. The three lowest layers focus on...
Cisco Virtual Office Deployment Guide by Cisco Systems, Inc.
organizations looking to provide teleworkers, small offices, and mobile users with office-like experience combining voice, video, wireless, and real-time data applications in a secure environment. This deployment guide provides full details. Cisco Virtual Office is a highly...
Airports Use Network Virtualization to Consolidate and Scale Operations by Cisco Systems, Inc.
was to offer reliable network service to all tenants on airport ground, meet increasing demand for client connectivity be it wired or wireless, support airport operation applications with a highly reliable network, provide video transmission over a converged network and keep...
Long Term Evolution (LTE) - An Overview by Motorola, Inc.
elements, simpler functionality, improved redundancy but most importantly allowing for connections and hand-over to other fixed line and wireless access technologies, giving the service providers the ability to deliver a seamless mobility experience.

LTE has been set aggressive...
The CIO's Guide to Mobile Security by BlackBerry
of mobile (wireless) devices by their employees. At the same time, enterprise and government organizations often underestimate the potential security risks of using wireless devices. Organizations need to approach securing wireless devices in the same way that they approach securing the...
Active Anti-Malware Protection: Self-Defending IronKey Flash Drives Stop MalWare and Viruses from Spreading to Computers and Networks by IronKey
Read this paper to discover why only IronKey - with a unique end-to-end security that extends from the Cryptochip to firmware to services - is able to deliver a complete range of anti-malware controls down to the hardware...
Developing an Effective Corporate Mobile Policy by BlackBerry
By now, most organizations are clear on the advantages and benefits of wireless data solutions in the enterprise. However, It is no longer enough to rely on ad hoc policies regarding wireless computing. By now, most...
When Corporate Network Safety Starts at Employees' Homes: Protecting Your Network from Home Wireless Hackers by WatchGuard Technologies, Inc.
This white paper covers eight essential tips for nailing down security for off-site wireless users. Share it with your remote users today to help them work from home safely. With the increasing sophistication and ease with which hackers...
A Manager's Guide to Wireless Hotspots - How to Take Advantage of Them While Protecting the Security of Your Corporate Network by Motorola, Inc.
a corporate hotspot of your own. Wi-Fi hotspots are becoming commonplace in urban environments. Business travelers now expect access to wireless networks wherever they go. Wireless Internet access is an easy find for anyone with a notebook or handheld computer that supports the wireless...
BlackBerry HIPAA Compliance by BlackBerry
Non-compliance with HIPAA can affect the integrity and security of an organization's entire IT system. Read this paper to learn how combining technologies with security policies can help your organization...
Get the Facts: Comparing BlackBerry to Alternative Wireless Solutions by BlackBerry
Attend this on-demand webcast now for the latest information on wireless technology that will assist you in making the best wireless decision for your organization. Are you responsible for wireless solutions at...
The CIO's Guide to Wireless in the Enterprise by BlackBerry
executives. More and more employees are discovering the benefits of being connected to the corporate email server. Learn more about today's wireless technologies and deploying them within organizations. With mobile devices are popping up everywhere in corporations and government...
Choosing an Enterprise-Class Wireless Operating System: A Comparison of Blackberry, iPhone, and Windows Mobile by BlackBerry
some of the key criteria necessary in a mobile OS so that enterprise use of the device will not compromise the integrity of the company's security. Security considerations remain the single biggest limitation to more aggressive expansion of wireless device usage in many enterprises.

It is...
Laying the IT Security Foundation - Corralling Conficker and Other Threats in an Evolved Environment by Lumension
Read this white paper to learn how in today's evolving threat landscape you need to lay the proper IT security foundation that proactively addresses the root cause of attacks. By managing your critical risks, you can prevent threats such as Conflicker...
AnalyzeAir Wi-Fi Spectrum Analyzer - Free Trial by Fluke Networks
RF sources and wireless devices can influence your Wi-Fi network's performance and security. AnalyzeAir software is an easy to understand, fast-start solution that...
Motorola Wireless Broadband: Video Surveillance Solutions by Motorola, Inc.
improve performance and increase revenue. With today's increased emphasis on public safety and asset protection, the world has begun looking at security more closely and critically. In the wake of an unpredictable series of natural and man-made disasters, security has become a major priority...
Mitigating Man-in-the-Middle and Trojan Attacks Whitepaper by RSA, The Security Division of EMC
published a whitepaper focused on the best practices for combating emerging threats, such as man-in-the-middle and Trojan attacks, with layered security. The whitepaper explains how financial institutions can defend themselves from these dangerous and almost invisible attacks. The fraud...
iAnywhere Mobile Office Trial by Sybase, Inc.
trial and extend Lotus Domino or Microsoft Exchange to a variety of mobile devices, including iPhone, Windows Mobile and Symbian. With on-device security, wireless email and business process mobilization, you'll be able to test the key features that provide the foundation for a company's "mobile inbox of the...
Enterprise Wireless LAN Security by Motorola, Inc.
This paper describes the security challenges network administrators face defining and implementing security mechanisms within diverse wired and wireless network...
Enterprise WLAN Infrastructure At-a-Glance by Motorola, Inc.
Motorola offers a comprehensive portfolio of wireless LAN (WLAN) infrastructure solutions designed to enable the truly wireless enterprise, regardless of the size of your business. Read this paper...
Expert Resource Center
Tutorial: Wireless security
The article will guide you through the Wireless Transaction Layer Security (WLTS) standard, which acts in the same way as Secure Socket Layer (SSL), which is also known as Transport Layer Security (TLS... More...
Mar 9, 2001
WAP by Deanne Chance
In the future, devices and service systems that use WAP will be able to interoperate.

The WAP layers are: Wireless Application Environment (WAE)Wireless Session Layer (WSL)Wireless Transport Layer Security (WTLS)Wireless Transport Layer (WTP)

The WAP was conceived by four companies: Ericsson, Motorola, Nokia, and Unwired Planet... More...

Jul 31, 2000
Thinking about wireless security by Bryan Morgan
WTLS)

The Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) is the most popular wireless data technology in use today. As you might expect, it has its own security mechanism, named Wireless Transport Layer Security (WTLS). WTLS is a wireless relative of the more common SSL mechanism used by all major Web browsers. WTLS resembles SSL in... More...

Nov 8, 2001
PEAP (Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol)
local area networks) that support 802.1X port access control.

PEAP authenticates the server with a public key certificate and carries the authentication in a secure Transport Layer Security (TLS) session, over which the WLAN user, WLAN stations and the authentication server can authenticate themselves. Each... More...

Jul 22, 2008
Maturing authentication clears last WLAN hurdle by Jim Rendon, SearchMobileComputing.com News Writer
different means of authentication?

LEAP is dead. Now PEAP [Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol] is gaining momentum. PEAP is a framework based loosely on Transport Layer Security (TLS). Microsoft and Cisco have taken this approach. While it is a standards-based approach, both have improved on the... More...
Sep 3, 2003
Related Definitions
single stream 802.11n
Single-stream 802.11n is a slimmed-down version of the unratified 802.11n wireless local area network (WLAN) specification. The goal of single-stream 802.11n is to improve the quality of service on mobile devices by taking advantage of 802.11n's wider radio... More...
Apr 6, 2009
distributed antenna system (DAS)
A distributed antenna system (DAS) is a way to efficiently distribute wireless connections inside a large building or urban area where steel columns and layers of concrete can interfere with wireless signals. A DAS gets rid of "dead zones" by routing radio... More...
Mar 17, 2009