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Cornerstone Issue 41: May 3, 2002
Welcome to Issue 41 of Cornerstone, an electronic newsletter
issued periodically by Core Competence.
Cornerstone reports on a wide range of networking topics and
activities involving Core Competence. A brief abstract explains
what you will find if you choose to visit each URL.
http://www.interop.com
If you're attending N+I in Las Vegas next week, join Dave Piscitello
at these presentations:
Implementing Effective Security
VPN Day 1: Fundamentals, VPN Day 2: Design and Deployment
Intrusion Detection, Deception, Prevention
http://www.intmediaevents.com/80211/spring02
Want to learn more about wireless LANs? Attend this conference and drop
in to say hello to Lisa Phifer at these sessions:
802.11 Security: The Loopholes & The Patches
802.11 Security War Stories: How To Avoid Common Mistakes
http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/onlineEventsTranscriptSecurity/1,289693,sid7_gci803034,00.html
If you missed this searchNetworking audio event presented by Lisa Phifer,
listen to the on-demand audio archive. Learn how to leverage virtual
private networking solutions to strengthen authentication, access control,
and privacy in wireless LANs.
http://www.tisc2002.com/insight.html#v47
In this TISC Insight column, Dave Piscitello discusses the value of
deploying server-based and client-based countermeasures that complement
each other.
http://www.vandyke.com/solutions/tunneling/index.html
Secure Shell port forwarding allows nonsecure TCP/IP data to be tunneled
across public and private networks through a secure, encrypted connection.
The benefits of port forwarding are illustrated by a series of concrete
examples in this paper, developed by Lisa Phifer for VanDyke Software.
http://www.tisc2002.com/insight.html#v44
In this TISC Insight column, Lisa Phifer provides an overview of current
and emerging port access control standards for 802.11 Wireless LANs.
http://hhi.corecom.com/debugging-ipsec.htm
In this RubiCon 2002 presentation, Dave Piscitello offers advice on how
to deal with commonly encountered problems when deploying and debugging
IPsec VPNs. If you missed RubiCon, view Dave's presentation on-line.
http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/tip/1,289483,sid7_gci815254,00.html
This column is the third in a series on securing enterprise network access
by PDAs. Here, Lisa Phifer examines PDA security in a traditional wireless
setting: over cellular data networks. Learn what Lisa found when she
tunneled IPsec over GoAmerica's CDPD service from SafeNet SoftRemotePDA
and Certicom movianVPN PalmOS clients.
http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/content/1,290959,sid7_gci815935,00.html
Lisa Phifer was interviewed by Jack Pickell as SearchNetworking's
"Expert of the Month" in April. Visit Lisa's "Site Expert's Page" to
learn more about Lisa and how she contributes to the SearchNetworking
website.
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