Summer Internship 2014 in Jaipur

Summer Internship is a 6 Months Training program which gives you vast & comprehensively, hands-on 100% practical experience on various latest Software, several modules and in different technologies. This Summer Training is proposed to give all working practical experience to all B.E/B.Tech and MCA students on Red Hat Training, Android Training, Java Training, CISCO Training, Web Training, CEH Training, Oracle Training, Linux Training C Training, Embedded Systems Training, CCNA Training.

Linux World India is a leading name among the training institutes of India is one of the best Training Institute to develop in-depth technical skills in students, project based training is required. Our Six Months Industrial Project Based Internships for Engineering Students 2014 is the easiest way to upgrade your Software and several modules skills and knowledge to get a chance to work with top level IT companies. Companies’ necessary qualified expert whom performs can easily work with their own project. We are inviting smart and capable B.E/B.Tech and MCA students for Six Months Summer Internship Program. 

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Wireless Network Client Security

General Wireless Client Security :

• Clients must be secured whether they are stationary or mobile clients
• should be secured the the highest level possible that is compatible with the network
• legacy client unable to support higher security levels must be replaced
• use of higher encryption/authentication levels is a must – this includes :
  • use of WPA or WPA2 for SOHO clients
  • Use of 802.1X for enterprise users
  • Use of complex device passwords
• Use of logging and auditing
  • On client device as well as network devices
• client security and hardening : patching and secure configuration
• physical security control
• policy enforcement
• network security
• user security

Legacy Wireless Clients :

• legacy clients include older PDAs . older windows OS (2000 and Xp), older Linux and Macs
• usually cannot support newer security levels such as WPA/WPA2 , WPS , 802.1X
• may only use WEP or open/shared security
• older wireless hardware may only support legacy wireless technologies (802.11 and 802.11b)
• best practice is to replace or upgrade
• if you cannot replace, you must take other measure to secure these clients
• Other security mitigations include :
  • Securing network communications with IPsec, SSL or SSH
  • Encrypting data at rest on device
  • Complex passwords
  • Very Limited use – no sensitive data stored or transmitted on device
  • Use of third party tools

Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC), also known as Wireless Auto Configuration, or WLAN AutoConfig is a wireless connection management utility included with Microsoft Windows XP and later operating systems as a service that dynamically selects a wireless network to connect to based on a user’s preferences and various default settings

Wireless client Physical Security :

• Clients must be physically protected – even mobile ones like tablets and smartphones
• user responsibilities is important and spelled out in acceptable use policy
• maintain positive physical control at all times – know where the device is
• don’t allow others to us device
• maintain a formal equipment inventory and custody program by item serial number
• ensure equipment is properly labelled  with organization ownership information
• use or keep equipment in areas where only authorized users work
• maintain a secure wireless working area when possible – access point physical placement and security are important
• limit sensitive data on mobile devices as much as practical
• use warning banners and notifications during device access and authentication
• Require enterprise-level authentication for mobile users
  • VPN
  • 802.1X mutual authentication
  • PKI certificate
  • Network Access Control Devices
• Add technical measure to protect devices in case they are lost or stolen
  • Encrypted media
  • Remote wipe
  • Complex logins and authentication methods
  • Remote tracking

Security policies and Enforcement in Wireless Clients :

• policies tell what must be done
• backed up by procedures and standards
• procedures detail how
• standards define to what degree
• wireless policy must be backed up by solid wireless network procedures and standards
• security policies are very important for wireless clients and users
• used to state what is and is not acceptable
• details responsibilities in regards to organization resources and equipment
• also spells out consequences for non-compliance
• policies applicable to wireless clients include :
• acceptable use policy for users
• mobile device use policy
• bring your own device (BYOD) policies
• data sensitivity and access policies
• authentication policies
• encryption policies
• certificate policy
• equipment control policies

Blog source  -- http://www.linuxworldindia.org/blog/wireless-network-client-security/

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Internships for Engineering Students 2014

Internships for Engineering Students 2014, MCA, BCA, MSC (IT, CS) CSE Branch, working people. It has personally qualified faculty, high-end labs, job internships and placement assistance program for all students.