Expert insights on enterprise wireless networking. From Wi-Fi 7 planning to multi-tenant architectures, learn how to build world-class enterprise Wi-Fi infrastructure.
Quantum computers will eventually break the RSA and ECC behind EAP-TLS and RADIUS, and NIST's 2030/2035 deadlines are published. Which parts of your WiFi stack are exposed to harvest-now-decrypt-later, and how to build crypto-agility now.
WPA2-Enterprise has quietly become the legacy option. What changes at the radio layer, where transition mode bites, what 6 GHz and Wi-Fi 7 require, and how to sequence the migration without stranding a single client.
The rules changed in 2026: no sponsor requirement, a SOC 2-based entry class, and a progressive path upward. The current map of FedRAMP classes, DFARS 7012, CMMC, and impact levels.
One SSID, thousands of campuses, and a password that never leaves home. How eduroam's federated RADIUS hierarchy authenticates roaming users against their home institution, what joining requires, and why logins are moving to EAP-TLS certificates.
The Department of War paused CMMC's third-party certification rollout in July 2026 - but DFARS clauses and NIST SP 800-171 never paused. What defense contractor wireless networks still have to do, and why the pause is the best window to fix WiFi authentication.
BlastRADIUS showed that RADIUS/UDP fails against a modern attacker, and the IETF is deprecating cleartext transport. What RadSec changes, where it is already mandatory, and how to migrate.
Airbnb is testing coworking day-pass bookings - new walk-in revenue, and a stream of unvetted visitors on networks built for trusted members. How to say yes to booking platforms without opening your network to strangers.
A comprehensive comparison of the top captive portal platforms in 2026, plus a step-by-step guide to setting up a guest WiFi portal that captures marketing data, satisfies compliance requirements, and works with your existing network hardware.
On-premise RADIUS servers served their purpose for two decades. But in 2026, managing your own FreeRADIUS, NPS, or ISE infrastructure is overhead that delivers no competitive advantage. Here's what you gain by moving RADIUS to the cloud.
Managing enterprise wireless from the cloud has become the default architecture for organizations of every size. This guide compares the leading cloud WiFi management platforms, explains how the technology works, and shows how cloud RADIUS and captive portals fit into the picture.
Hotspot 2.0 eliminates captive portals and delivers automatic, encrypted Wi-Fi connections on public networks. This guide covers the top solutions, hardware requirements, and a step-by-step implementation path from 802.11u configuration to OpenRoaming federation.
Your enterprise WiFi is already carrying phone calls — whether you planned for it or not. Here's what network teams actually need to know about VoWiFi, carrier offload, and why that"choppy audio" complaint is probably a QoS problem.
IoT devices are flooding enterprise networks but most lack basic security features. Learn how to use network segmentation, RADIUS-driven policies, and device profiling to contain the risk without blocking the innovation.
The traditional"castle and moat" security model assumes that devices inside your network are trustworthy. Zero Trust flips this assumption entirely. Here's how to implement Zero Trust principles for your enterprise Wi-Fi infrastructure.
Imagine walking into any airport, hotel, or coffee shop and having your device automatically connect to secure Wi-Fi - no login screens, no passwords, no friction. OpenRoaming makes this possible through a global federation of Wi-Fi networks.
Wi-Fi 7 is arriving in enterprise access points, bringing revolutionary features like Multi-Link Operation and 320 MHz channels. Here's what network architects and IT leaders need to understand to make informed decisions about upgrading their wireless infrastructure.
The global in-flight connectivity market is projected to reach $8.4 billion by 2028. As airline groups consolidate and connectivity becomes a competitive differentiator, multi-tenant WiFi architecture is becoming the industry standard.
An in-depth comparison of Passpoint (Hotspot 2.0) and traditional captive portals for enterprise Wi-Fi. Understand the technical differences, user experience implications, and ideal use cases for each authentication approach.