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Keep Your Friends Close and Your Alliances Closer
Navy and DoD Launch Post-Quantum Resistant Crypto Effort
U.S. Navy Going Big on AI for an Array of Tasks
Maintaining Morale Among Young Sailors
DON on Tight Deadline To Achieve Zero Trust
Staffing, Supply Chain and Congressional Budget Processes Still Remain Challenges for U.S. Navy
U.S. Navy Evolving To Incorporate Disruptive Technologies
A Modern Approach to an Aging Infrastructure
Sponsor Content From Bastille
The Need for Wireless Airspace Defense
With the proliferation of wireless devices in today’s enterprise environment, wireless airspace defense is critical in today’s interconnected world to protect against increasingly sophisticated threats. Wireless devices like smartphones, laptops and IoT devices create vulnerabilities in corporate and industrial environments. Attackers can exploit these devices to breach data, gain unauthorized access or disrupt operations, bypassing traditional security measures.
With wireless airspace defense, organizations can monitor and secure their invisible wireless perimeter. It detects rogue devices, unauthorized access points and malicious activities, like eavesdropping or network spoofing. Wireless airspace defense provides real-time visibility, investigation and response capabilities.
As wireless threats evolve, businesses need wireless airspace defense to safeguard sensitive assets and comply with regulations in an increasingly wireless-first landscape.
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