802.11

802.11 is an evolving family of specifications for wireless local area networks (WLANs) developed by a working group of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)....(Continued). See complete definition.

Networking

How to interact with network APIs using cURL, Postman tools
Network engineers can use cURL and Postman tools to work with network APIs. Use cases include getting interface information and ...
An overview of 802.1X authentication methods and EAP
Enterprises use 802.1X authentication to manage their wireless LANs, and that process relies on the Extensible Authentication ...
MLB simplifies operations with network automation platform
Network automation enables Major League Baseball to monitor its networks across dozens of stadiums and locations, automate ...

Top 7 UCaaS features to enhance productivity
UCaaS continues to evolve as more companies use the platform to support meetings, calls and messaging. New features, among them ...
Top 6 UCaaS benefits for businesses
More organizations are recognizing the benefits of the cloud and making the jump to UCaaS. Learn the six business benefits of ...
Whiteboard collaboration app Miro to get generative AI tools
The online workspace vendor's generative AI tool will bring instant summarization, code translation, template building, idea ...

Security

Barracuda zero-day bug exploited months prior to discovery
Barracuda said a zero-day flaw used to target its email security gateway appliance customers is a remote command injection ...
Many Gigabyte PC models affected by major supply chain issue
Eclypsium researchers say the insecure implementation of PC hardware manufacturer Gigabyte's App Center could potentially result ...
Vendors: Threat actor taxonomies are confusing but essential
Despite concern about the proliferation of naming taxonomies used to identify threat groups, vendors say they are crucial their ...