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H**N
Easy to follow
I had to get this book for my wireless security class. It was easy to read and follow. I was happy with it, as far as the material it covered. My teacher, is actually a Network Security professional working in the field and he said it was a good book, too. He had the book chosen for him by the school.
T**R
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Table of ContentsChapter 1: Introduction to Wireless SecurityChapter 2: Wireless LAN VulnerabilitiesChapter 3: Passive Wireless DiscoveryChapter 4: Active Wireless AttacksChapter 5: WLAN Security ModelsChapter 6: Security In Wireless DevicesChapter 7: Designing a Secure Wireless NetworkChapter 8: Secure Wireless AuthenticationChapter 9: Secure Wireless Transmission using VPNChapter 10: Monitoring the Wireless NetworkChapter 11: Wireless Security PolicyChapter 12: Testing the Wireless NetworkAPPENDIX A:CWSP CERTIFICATION EXAMINATION OBJECTIVES
R**E
saved me money
I am catching up on reviews I bought this thing years ago but it was good. I think I bought it as it was a needed text book in 2007
J**N
Not a Great Book Unless You Need It
Had to have this for a class. Really this was NOT that great a book.
L**N
Okay
Contained a lot of useful information. It is not hard to read, but not easy to understand either. Bottom line this book got me through the course with a B+.
N**M
great buy
Like how the information is presented throughout the book. Easy to read and contains good images. Many essential terms/subjects and a very good book for anyone wanting to learn about wireless networks and security.
J**E
CWSP Guide to Wireless Security
This book is easy to follow (if you are accustomed to I/T acronyms) and quite detailed.
C**T
Super Text for CWSP
This is a great textbook if you are teaching or taking a class in this subject area. Ciampa is easy to read - follow - understand and helps the reader to understand the important points in the field. Looking forward to the next revision...this is an area where changes and developments are almost constant! I wish that Ciampa would write an MIS Intro Textbook too. The titles in that area all stink and we would all benefit from this writing style and authoring ability.
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