WiFi’s security is essential to achieve mobile connectivity. Smaller than small, it takes up business office resources and affects office efficiency; biger than corporate information security. So how does WiFi certification guarantee the company WiFi’s safety?
First, to ensure the safety of WiFi, a WiFi-based company can limit visitors’ network connections by means of wireless PORTAL certification. As is well known, WiFi connection first finds WiFi signals and then enters passwords before it can access wireless networks. PORTAL authentication is based on encryption in traditional WiFi authentication systems, introducing accreditation mechanisms, requiring clients to access authentication servers when they are connected to the network, authenticating them and only after identification is done.
The enterprise PORTAL has several types of Internet access:
A. Staff account passwords online
B. Visitors self-service coded login
C. Second approval for staff clearance
D. Visitors' Attention to Corporate Public Access Code
E. Entering a real name for the cell phone and accessing it
Access to wireless networks is only possible if pre-set conditions are met.
Can a certification mechanism be used to secure business information? Not necessarily!
The visitors and employees are not in the same local area network, but different networks have different access rights. The visitor’s local area network allows for a ban on accessing the enterprise’s intranet, with only an outer web view function.
Meanwhile, the WiFi certification system of NatShell automatically generates user-based web logs. The information on the length of time that users access, access, location, traffic, and Internet logs is clearly visible and documented to prevent illegal use of networks and create security risks.
The NATSHEL_BRAND WiFi certification system has a security strategy for the common safety problems on the market when WIFI is online.
1. Fearing that the password of the employee ' s account will be leaked, there are security concerns: NATSHEL_BRAND Wifi certification system has introduced a binding strategy for employees ' accounts, which is to restrict the staff member ' s login equipment and bind the device. In short, only one or two mobile devices will be allowed to access the network and the corresponding code, such as MAC addresses. The effect is that you know the password, but not even online!
2- Fearing that visitors are using a large amount of web resources to affect office efficiency? NatShell ’s wifi certification system allows for the allocation of bandwidth resources, hours on the Internet, locations on the Internet, etc., even forcing access and refusing requests. The effect is that yesterday, when you have access to the Internet, it will be impossible today!