A CM-based model for 802.11 networks security policies enforcement
Karl Mabiala Dondia, Jing Ma, Feng Tao · Advances in intelligent systems research/Advances in Intelligent Systems Research · 2015
In recent years, networks based on the 802.11standards have gained a prolific deployment.The reason for this massive acceptance of the technology by both home users and corporations is due to the "plug-and-play" nature of the technology and the mobility.The lack of physical containment due to the inherent nature of the wireless medium makes maintenance very challenging from a security standpoint.This study examines, via continuous monitoring, various predictable threats that 802.11 networks can face, how they are executed, where each attack may be executed and how to effectively defend against them.The primary goal is to identify the key components of an effective wireless security policy.