Wireless Strategies: RFID: Food safety friend, network security foe?

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October 17, 2005 An eNewsletter published by wireless.itworld.comPart of the ITworld.com Site Network
In today's update ›› Feature: Is RFID secure? ›› In the news: - Nokia to set up 3G joint venture in China - RFID tags may help improve food safety ›› Webcasts and white papers: - On the road to wireless network security nirvana ›› Go figure: Investing in flexibility a good idea ›› ITwhirled: What art is hiding on your microchip? ›› From the network: AVST Market Insight ›› FEATURE Is RFID secure? As is the case with many technologies, in the RFID realm the drive for new features may have left security behind. That's why it's key for organizations thinking of adopting RFID technology to do the due diligence on how it will affect their security level. ›› IN THE NEWS Finnish technology may help curb mobile phone theft Nokia to set up 3G joint venture in China Pronto Networks sees opportunity in municipal Wi-Fi RFID tags may help improve food safety Get the latest news here... ›› GO FIGURE $10 to $20 million Cost to develop a single chip -- which means that, with wireless standards on the move, it makes sense to build flexibility in. Source: IDG News Service ›› WEBCASTS AND WHITE PAPERS On the road to wireless network security nirvana Tune into this new Webcast and gain a better understanding about how to prepare a plan and a policy before you invest in technology. Watch now. View more webcasts...      Read additional white papers... Advertisement ›› ITWHIRLED What art is hiding on your microchip? Somewhere in the circuitry of your computer's microchip may lurk cartoon characters, animals, cars, and a host of other images. This silicon "doodling" by chip designers is a tradition spanning more than three decades. Call it the cave art of our times. More offbeat news, reviews and other stuff... FROM THE NETWORK: AVST Market Insight If you're in the process of evaluating how to upgrade your current enterprise communications infrastructure, then get your copy of this new Webletter, which includes a Q & A session with the experts and provides you with information you need to facilitate the decision-making on this important topic. Go now. The Seven-Step Unified Communications Strategy Discover a second-generation enterprise communications solution with a robust set of user and management features that can help your organization tame the communications beast and hone the competitive edge it needs to stay ahead of the pack. Go now. Operational Business Intelligence (BI): Taming the Data Explosion This Paper examines the increasing evidence that intelligent process automation, deployed through operational BI software, delivers key capabilities for dealing with operation decision-making and compliance issues. See for yourself.		Wanted: Your two cents Got a Best Practice? Share it here. Got an idea for the newsletter? Send it our way. Advertisement • NetSupport Manager PC Remote Control Perform remote support and management on multiple systems simultaneously over a LAN, WAN and the Internet with this PC remote control software. Provides speedy, secure remote PC access, dynamic inventory, automated scripting and more. • assyst by Axios Systems - Wireless ITSM solutions Our mobile solutions enable technicians and remote workers to update and action events using the latest PDAs & Blackberries etc - Regsiter Online for more information • Detect and Protect Your PDAs and Smartphones This white paper will guide you step-by-step through the best practices for securing PDAs and smartphones, along with the benefits of implementing a CREDANT Technologies solution for detecting and protecting these popular productivity tools. • Hide your activity at WiFi Hotspots with PublicVPN PublicVPN.com encrypts your Wi-Fi connection, scrambling all the data you send and receive at your Wi-Fi hotspot. Shield your online activity from prying eyes when you're out of the office with our easy, secure, and affordable service. • Remote Access - Remote PC RemotePC provides secure remote access for mobile and call center professionals for remote support via Internet. » Buy a link now
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