Useful series of 12 slides from c|net showing how to make a Windows XP wireless laptop more secure.
Via Joe Dysart in the November 2007 Greentree Gazette, where there are links to other useful security-related resources.
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This is exactly the type of helpful, visual information that those of us who are new to wireless need. I've just discovered free wifi on the Oxford-London coach so I will now feel more confident about using it. Thanks for the link.
Posted by: Ellen Lessner | 05/12/2007 at 11:54