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2 Replies Last post: Mar 28, 2008 12:18 AM by AppleGraphics

Secure your wireless connections

Oct 10, 2007 10:38 PM

Bhosted.net 1 posts since
Oct 10, 2007

I have made it my mission to secure my clients. If you need to be HIPPA compliant just adding a 10 digit password to your wireless connection isn't enough. A 128 bit encrypted connection is required. Not only does this keep you compliant but keeps you safe.

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RongDesign 54 posts since
Jan 28, 2008

1. Re: Secure your wireless connections Mar 27, 2008 9:52 AM

Hello,

Very good advice. I keep my office and house both wireless and have added two types of encryptions on to my signal. Recently I found out a neighbor was able to get access to my wireless network without using my password, so I bought a Linksys Wireless Router manual at the book store. Within half an hour of having the book, my wireless was so secure I had to spend another half hour on each PC hooking them up to the wireless.

Keep your business and Internet secure. You can't afford not to.

Thank you,
Dave Moore @
RongDesign.com

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AppleGraphics 66 posts since
Mar 1, 2008

2. Re: Secure your wireless connections Mar 28, 2008 12:18 AM

Both my Home and work are secured using WPA2 wireless protection.

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