Implementing a New Wide Secure Wireless Network at Brigham Young University Hawaii

Install eight access points on each floor and a printer connected to the floor switch, sufficient to cover the entire floor. Students can also send printed materials to their printers using their personal wireless devices. Network coverage is designed to ensure smooth switching for all wireless users. Network segmentation divides the network into smaller units and reduces traffic on the network. It also restricts access to someone and what the person needs to know.

Wireless Local Network Security (W LAN Security) is a security system designed to protect networks from security vulnerabilities sensitive to wireless communications. This type of security is necessary because the WLAN signal has no physical boundary restrictions and is susceptible to unauthorized access via network resources. As a result, we are vulnerable to private data and confidential data. For WLAN security, network operation and availability are also affected. Various authentication, encryption, invisibility and other management control techniques are used in the WLAN to address these problems. Commercial and enterprise WLANs in particular require appropriate security measures to detect, block, and block carriers, eavesdroppers, and other intruders.

The network uses a variety of confidential data, and security plays an important role in every wireless network system. Security ensures the level of data integrity and data confidentiality due to wired network maintenance, lack of precise implementation of security measures, and wireless network adapter access to network adapters. High level of security, laziness, lack of knowledge, employees do not understand these things. Especially for small organizations and families, each organization sometimes needs to understand and train employees.

Security is very important for wireless networks. Also, due to the threat of Wi-Fi eavesdroppers and hackers, it may be more secure than wired networks. Before deploying wireless networks at home or in the enterprise, WLANs need to plan and implement integrated security strategies for all users, computers, and data in both wireless and wired networks. Investigate and respond as part of implementing network security strategies for user authentication, proper authentication of access points and network interface cards, data encryption (WEP or WPA / WPA 2), personal firewall on computers, and other security measures need to do it.