2. Wireless Security Tabatha Lakkala

3. Outline 2  Wireless Access Points  Define Wireless Access Points  Hidden and not so hidden dangers  How to protect yourself and information  Bluetooth and Cellphones  Define Bluetooth  Hidden dangers  How to protect yourself and information  Phone Usage  What is the bottom line?

4. Wireless Access Points 3  Wireless devices connecting to wired network  Connections in the home  Connections in the office  Wireless hotspots almost everywhere

5. Dangers 4  War Driving  War Chalking  Rogue Access Points (Evil Twin)

6. Network Protection 5  Secure your router/access point  Types of antenna and location  No broadcasting  MAC filtering  Enable encryption

7. Bluetooth & Cellphones 6  Wireless communication for small devices

8. Bluetooth Dangers 7  Bluejacking  Bluesnarfing

9. Cellphone Protection 8  Know your security modes  Disable the Bluetooth

10. Phone Usage 9

11. What is the bottom line? 10  Security threats are rising  Let’s protect our information  Know your enemy and arm yourself

12. Summary 11  Wireless Access Points  Define Wireless Access Points  Hidden and not so hidden dangers  How to protect yourself and information  Bluetooth and Cellphones  Define Bluetooth  Hidden dangers  How to protect yourself and information  Phone Usage  What is the bottom line?

13. Questions Samuelle, T.J. (2011). Mike Meyers’ Certification Passport: CompTIA Security+. New York: McGraw Hill Company. 12