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|Aug 31, 2010
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|May 24, 2005
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|May 24, 2004
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|Joannes G. van de Groenendaal
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|Computer Associates Think, Inc.
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This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/573,870 filed May 24, 2004 and U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/616,683 filed Oct. 7, 2004.
This invention relates to network administration and, more particularly, to a wireless manager and method for managing wireless devices.
The use of mobile devices, such as Personal Data Assistants (PDAs), laptops, cellular phones, and others, to exchange information and/or perform transactions has and continues to drastically increase. Such devices provide users a great latitude in their location when accessing a network. For example, access points to networks such as the Internet may be provided in an office, public place, or other suitable places. As long as the user is within a certain radius of the access point, the user may be able to wirelessly access the associated network. Wireless access potentially presents a number of security risks to both an enterprise and the mobile devices. Certain enterprises or networks implement or allow Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) and IEEE 802.11i (WPA-2) security security standards, which are designed to improve the security of wireless networks and overcome the associated issues with certain Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP Keys). WPA and WPA-2 are similar in their overall functioning, but WPA-2 generally provides a more robust and scalable solution to allow for continued enhancements to wireless security. Moreover, some newer operating systems have built-in firewalls and other security mechanisms. Often, users are required to implement the particular security protocol or configure the various security mechanisms, which may require an in-depth understanding of networking and security concepts.
The disclosure provides a wireless manager. In one embodiment, a wireless manager is operable to receive a request from a mobile device to wirelessly communicate with an enterprise network, with the request including information operable to dynamically identify a location of the mobile device. The wireless manager is further operable to automatically associate an access zone with the mobile device, compare the location information to the associated access zone, and, if the location information indicates that the mobile device does not violate the access zone, authorize wireless communications with the enterprise network.
In another alternative or complementary embodiment, system 100 may supply, generate, or otherwise process configuration profiles 152. Such profiles allow users or devices of system 100 to configure the mobile assets according to desired parameters or to allow the assets to only connect using certain configurations. For example, using profiles 152, system 100 may monitor in real-time for errors on network 112, configure devices (such as access points, wireless switches, mobile devices, sensors, and others), gather usage information of such devices, monitor performance metrics of the devices, and other similar configuration processes. Indeed, system 100 may be further operable to manage device firmware, discover devices, configure advanced network settings, endpoints, and others. The term "dynamically," as used herein, generally means that certain processing is determined, at least in part, at run-time based on one or more variables. The term "automatically," as used herein, generally means that the appropriate processing is substantially performed by at least part of wireless security management system 100. It should be understood that "automatically" further contemplates any suitable administrator or other user interaction with system 100 without departing from the scope of this disclosure. While described in terms of wireless security, the techniques implemented or performed by system 100 may be used by any wireline, wireless, or hybrid network, illustrated herein as networks 112, 114 a and 114 b. Moreover, wireless security management system 100 may enforce certain functions or security parameters consistently across disparate or heterogeneous clients 104 and networks 112 and 114. For example, the enterprise may include a profile 150 for all clients 104 that leave the secured or enterprise network 112. In another example, the enterprise may include a plurality of profiles 150 that correspond to or are associated with various business groups or departments. Wireless security management system 100 is typically a distributed client/server system that spans one or more networks such as 112 and 114. But wireless security management system 100 may be in a dedicated enterprise environment or any other suitable environment without departing from the scope of this disclosure.
Turning to the illustrated embodiment, system 100 includes or is communicably coupled with server 102, one or more clients 104, and network 112. Server 102 includes memory 120 and processor 125 and comprises an electronic computing device operable to receive, transmit, process and store data associated with system 100. Generally,
Memory 120 may include any memory or database module and may take the form of volatile or non-volatile memory including, without limitation, magnetic media, optical media, random access memory (RAM), read-only memory (ROM), removable media, or any other suitable local or remote memory component. Illustrated memory 120 includes security profiles 150 and configuration profiles 152, but memory 120 may also include any other appropriate data such as VPN applications, firmware logs and policies, firewall policies, a security or access log, print or other reporting files, HTML files or templates, and others. It should be further understood that memory 120 may include any policies, in place of or in addition to example policies 150 and 152, in any particular format. For example, the manager, in addition to being able to define connection and security policies, may apply more complex time-based and access-zone rules to policies. In this example, the access-zone rule can be based on the physical location of the user as defined by latitude, longitude and height, or relative position based on XYZ coordinates and/or logical characteristics determined by parameters like IP address, gateway, SSID, BSSID, and such.
Illustrated security profiles 150 include any parameters, variables, policies, algorithms, instructions, or rules for securing clients 104 when the asset is remote from the associated server 102. For example, profile 150 may be operable to manage or define parameters involving some or all of the following: access zones, access points, wireless access, firewall settings, network files sharing, ad-hoc networks, wired interface, wireless interface, hacking or other intrusion detection, Internet sharing or bridging, reporting, and data-collection while user is in a non-corporate environment for central security risk assessment. Of course, the above parameters are for example purposes and may not reflect certain embodiments within the scope of this disclosure. Security profiles 150 may further include or indicate automatic actions to take in response to identifying potential attacks such as block port and/or IP address on firewall, disable file shares, disable Internet sharing, disable wired connection, or other suitable actions. Profiles 150 may be associated with clients 104 to any appropriate degree of granularity. For example, security profiles 150 may include an enterprise-wide, a default or a template security profile 150, thereby providing a consistent implementation of security properties and information. In another example, security profiles 150 may store a plurality of individual or user group security profiles 150, each of which may be associated with or tailored for a user and/or device based on certain predefined or dynamic characteristics and allow the administrator or other appropriate user to customize or overwrite the enterprise or template security profile 150. In yet a further example, a particular enterprise may implement a plurality of centralized profiles 150 with a subset of hierarchal profiles 150, each being associated with a particular client 104. Moreover, security profiles 150 may include a collection of predefined user policies. In some embodiments, security profiles 150 may be stored in one or more tables in a relational database described in terms of SQL statements or scripts. In another embodiment, security profiles 150 may be formatted, stored, or defined as various data structures in text files, extensible Markup Language (XML) documents, Virtual Storage Access Method (VSAM) files, flat files, Btrieve files, comma-separated-value (CSV) files, internal variables, or one or more libraries. In short, security profiles 150 may comprise one table or file or a plurality of tables or files stored on one computer or across a plurality of computers in any appropriate format. Indeed, security profiles 150 may be local or remote without departing from the scope of this disclosure and store any type of appropriate data.
Illustrated configuration profiles 152 include any parameters, variables, policies, algorithms, instructions, settings, or rules for wirelessly connecting clients 104 with certain networks 112 and 114. In certain embodiments, profile 152 is operable to manage or define settings or parameters involving some or all of the following: general settings, security settings, allow/disallow BSSID, or password protection. Of course, the above parameters are for example purposes and may not reflect certain embodiments within the scope of this disclosure. More specifically, configuration profile 152 may help manage one or more the following components: access zones, access points, wireless access, firewall settings, network file shares, ad-hoc networks, wired interface, wireless interface, hacking and detection signatures (IDS), collection security information, manage access points, or others. Generally, an access zone is an area that defines a physical geographical region or logical configuration where a user or device has particular access or not. For example, configuration profile 152 may allow some or all of the following characteristics of the access zone to be managed: i) Allow/Denied—is the user allowed to use wireless when in this geographical space; ii) Allowed/Disallowed Access Points—what access points are valid in this access zone (either by SSID, BSSID, ESSID); iii) Allowed/Disallowed Ports; iv) Allowed/Disallowed Servers (IP address); and v) time. Configuration profile 152 may define what access points a user or device may or may not use. For example, access points may be allowed/disallowed based on logical characteristics such as, for example, SSID, BSSID, ESSID, and/or time. In such an example, a rule for in network IP address may be implemented, assuming that the example enterprise has an IP address range of "138.42" and "141.202," as (($ipAddress$ contains "138.42") OR (($ipAddress$ contains "141.202")). If the above rule is not violated or is triggered (as appropriate), then that policy would go into effect for the give schedule. A second example rule, in this case a policy for a third party wireless provider and JFK airport (an end-user when he outside of the enterprise network) may be implemented as (($SSID$=="PROVIDER") OR ($SSID$=="JFKWIRELESS")). If this second example rule is true or not violated, then associated policy would be put into effect for the given period of time as defined by the schedule. Configuration profile 152 may include wireless access, which determines whether a particular device is allowed wireless communications with the particular network 112 (or 114) or not. Firewall settings may determine the firewall settings on the end-user device. In certain embodiments, such firewall settings may change according to the access zone settings, which may override fire-wall settings. These firewall settings may include enabled/disabled, time, and ports/protocols (source and destination address). Network file shares may determine whether file-shares are allowed/disallowed based on parameters such as enabled/disabled or time-based. Configuration profiles 152 may allow or disallow the creation of or connectivity to ad-hoc networks, enable/disable a wired interface when the device is connected to a particular wireless network 114, enable/disable a wireless interface when the device is connected to a particular wired network 114, whether or when new IDS signatures may need to be defined and downloaded, and whether to collect security information. Such collected information may include, for example: networks visited (i.e. type of access points—secure/not secure), hacking attempts, performance metrics; whether the associated user attempted to bypass policy (e.g. by shutting agent down or trying to change configuration options), and many others. More specifically, configuration profile 152 may allow the administrator to define the size of security data file, enabled/disabled status, the type of information to collect, the manager update frequency, hacking attempts, and many others. In some cases, the collected information will be stored in an encrypted format. Regardless of the specific parameters included or defined in profile 152, such parameters or sub-profiles may be transmitted to or activated on client 104 when client 104 comes online, when client 104 is provisioned (via a wireline connection or 802.1x, installation from a storage media, and others), or when a forced update takes place. The remainder of profile 152 may be used by the wireless manager to control or otherwise manage behavior of client 104 (e.g., access zones). Profiles 152 may be associated with a group of access points or a single access point. For example, profile 152 may be grouped by site, level, type, custom group, Extended Service Set (ESS), or other criteria. In some embodiments, profile 152 is based on a configuration template associated with a class of access points. For example, the class may be generic, Cisco, Symbol Mobius, generic VLAN, or any other suitable class. As with profiles 150, profiles 152 may be stored in one or more tables stored in a relational database described in terms of SQL statements or scripts. In other embodiments, profiles 152 may be formatted, stored, or defined as various data structures in text files, XML documents, VSAM files, flat files, Btrieve files, CSV files, internal variables, or one or more libraries. In short, profiles 152 may comprise one table or file or a plurality of tables or files stored on one computer or across a plurality of computers in any appropriate format. Indeed, security profiles 150 may be stored in the tables or files with or associated with configuration profiles 152 without departing from the scope of the disclosure. Moreover, profiles 152 may be local or remote without departing from the scope of this disclosure and store any type of appropriate data. In certain embodiments, one or more configuration profiles 152 may be preinstalled on the mobile device, such as client 104. For example, when the device is provisioned, it may be configured with two types of connection profiles: i) a default in-house profile, which would be in effect when the device is working within the corporation wireless network; and ii) a default on-the-road profile, which is in effect when the device is outside the corporate or other authorized or managed boundaries.
Server 102 also includes processor 125. Processor 125 executes instructions and manipulates data to perform the operations of server 102 such as, for example, a central processing unit (CPU), a blade, an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC), or a field-programmable gate array (FPGA). Although
Security manager 130 is any software operable to dynamically implement security profiles 150 to manage security settings and automatically respond to, notify of, or otherwise process hacking and other security breaches. As used herein, "software" includes any combination of hardware, software, or firmware as appropriate. For example, security manager 130 may be written or described in any appropriate computer language including C, C++, Java, J#, Visual Basic, assembler, Perl, any suitable version of 4GL, as well as others. In some embodiments, security manager 130 receives request 160 to access enterprise network 112 from client 104. Request 160 may include a user identifier, an access point identifier, location information, or any other suitable information. For example, location information may allow matrix algorithms to calculate a particular x,y,z position of the mobile device with a projection onto the xy-plane. Based, at least in part, on request 160, security manager 130 identifies a particular security profile 150 associated with the access point and transmits at least a portion 162 of the identified security profile 150 to client 104. For example, security manager 130 may identify a type of wireless connection and the user of client 104 (via user ID and password) and based on these parameters select the appropriate security profile 150. Once selected, security manager 130 transmits at least a portion of the appropriate security file 150 to agent 140 of client 104. In addition, security manager 130 may transmit a portion of the appropriate security profile 150 to the associated access point. In the event that security manager 130 determines that client 104 changes access points, security manager 130 may activate, update, or replace security profiles 150 to provide appropriate security for the new access point. For example, security manager 130 may receive network and/or security information from agent 140 and transmit an appropriate profile 150 in response to the received information. In some embodiments, security manager 130 may monitor activity of client 104 during a wireless section. For example, security manager 130 may receive location information associated with client 104 and compare the location information to an access zone to determine if client 104 is within the access zone. In response to a violation of the access zone (e.g., entering, exiting), security manager 130 may command or require client 104 to perform an action such as shut down wireless access, block port, disable Internet sharing, and lose other privileges. For example, security manager 130 may implement an access zone around a particular location and prohibit wireless communications within the zone. In another example, security manager 130 may implement a second access zone that allows any wireless device to communicate to a web server through a public access point, thereby allowing clients, customers, or other visitors to access (in perhaps a limited fashion) network communications such as the Internet or email without logging in. Security manager 130 may be further operable to automatically manage encryption keys (such as WEP). Such management may include generation, distribution, rotation, and/or synchronization on access points and mobile devices without significant user involvement.
It will be understood that while security manager 130 is illustrated in
Configuration manager 132 is any software operable to automatically discover access points and/or dynamically generate and update configuration profiles 152 in response to discovery. In addition, configuration manager 132 may provide appropriate configuration files 152 in response to a request from a user and/or automatically when the user logs in to network 112. For example, configuration manager 132 may receive a request from the user of client 104 for configuration files 152. Based, at least in part, on information operable to identify the user and/or client 104, configuration manager 132 selects the appropriate configuration file 152 and transmits file 152 to agent 140 to implement. In certain embodiments, configuration manager 132 may be further operable to provide a firmware management feature. Typically, the process of upgrading/downgrading firmware is expensive and time-consuming, especially when multiple access points are deployed. But configuration manager 132 may allow the administrator or authorized user to quickly and easily register a firmware version, schedule firmware delivery, rollback firmware, and download firmware to sensors or access points, as well clients 104, using one of a plurality of protocols. For example, the register firmware version feature often provides a wizard approach, allowing the user (or the automatic agent 140) to register a firmware with the enterprise. As part of the registration process, information pertinent to ensuring that the firmware matches the deployed devices may be captured. The schedule firmware delivery feature may allow the delivery of firmware to access points at an appropriate time so as to help minimize the impact to end-users. In some cases, this feature may allow the end user or administrator to schedule the delivery. The rollback firmware feature may help the user to rollback to a previous version either on demand or through a scheduled delivery. As described above, the firmware may be downloaded using any appropriate protocol including HTTP/HTTPS, TELNET/SSH, and TFTP. Configuration manager 132 may be operable to load-balance clients across multiple access points. The decision on how to load-balance clients may be dynamically based on any number of factors including, for example, load on a particular access point, client distance from the access point, quality of signal being experienced by the device, and such.
It will be understood that while configuration manager 132 is illustrated in
Server 102 may also include interface 117 for communicating with other computer systems, such as clients 104, over network 112 in a client-server or other distributed environment. In certain embodiments, server 102 receives emails 150 from internal or external senders through interface 117 for storage in memory 120 and/or processing by processor 125. Generally, interface 117 comprises logic encoded in software and/or hardware in a suitable combination and operable to communicate with network 112. More specifically, interface 117 may comprise software supporting one or more communications protocols associated with communications network 112 or hardware operable to communicate physical signals.
Network 112 and networks 114 a and 114 b facilitate wireless or wireline communication between computer server 102 and any other local or remote computer, such as clients 104. While the following is a description of network 112, the description may also apply to networks 114 a and 114 b, where appropriate. Network 112 may be all or a portion of an enterprise or secured network. In another example, network 112 may be a virtual private network (VPN) merely between server 102 and client 104 across wireline or wireless link 111. Such an example wireless link may be via 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.20, WiMax, and many others. While illustrated as separate networks, network 112 and networks 114 may be a continuous network logically divided into various sub-nets or virtual networks without departing from the scope of this disclosure, so long as at least portion of network 112 may facilitate communications of profiles 150, profiles 152, and/or other security information between server 102 and at least one client 104. In some embodiments, network 112 includes access points that are responsible for brokering exchange of security information between clients 104 and security manager 130. As discussed above, access points may comprise conventional access points, wireless security gateways, bridges, wireless switches, sensors, or any other suitable device operable to receive and/or transmit wireless signals. In other words, network 112 encompasses any internal or external network, networks, sub-network, or combination thereof operable to facilitate communications between various computing components in system 100. Network 112 may communicate, for example, Internet Protocol (IP) packets, Frame Relay frames, Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) cells, voice, video, data, and other suitable information between network addresses. Network 112 may include one or more local area networks (LANs), radio access networks (RANs), metropolitan area networks (MANs), wide area networks (WANs), all or a portion of the global computer network known as the Internet, and/or any other communication system or systems at one or more locations. In certain embodiments network 112 may be a secure network associated with the enterprise and certain local or remote clients 104.
Client 104 is any computing device operable to connect or communicate with server 102 or network 112 using a wireless connection. At a high level, each client 104 includes at least GUI 116 and a security agent 140 and comprises an electronic computing device operable to receive, transmit, process and store any appropriate data associated with system 100. It will be understood that there may be any number of clients 104 communicably coupled to server 102. For example, illustrated clients 104 include one local client 104 and three clients 104 external to the illustrated portion of network 112. Further, "client 104," "administrator," and "user" may be used interchangeably as appropriate without departing from the scope of this disclosure. For example, the administrator may also be a user of client 104. Moreover, for ease of illustration, each client 104 is described in terms of being used by one user. But this disclosure contemplates that many users may use one computer or that one user may use multiple computers. As used in this disclosure, client 104 is intended to encompass a personal computer, touch screen terminal, workstation, network computer, kiosk, wireless data port, smart phone, personal data assistant (PDA), one or more processors within these or other devices, or any other suitable processing device. For example, client 104 may be a PDA (104 d) operable to wirelessly connect with external or unsecured network 114 and to execute agent 140. In another example, client 104 may comprise a laptop (104 a and 104 c) that includes an input device, such as a keypad, touch screen, mouse, or other device that can accept information, and an output device that conveys information associated with the operation of server 102 or clients 104, including digital data, visual information, or GUI 116. Both the input device and output device may include fixed or removable storage media such as a magnetic computer disk, CD-ROM, or other suitable media to both receive input from and provide output to users of clients 104 through the display, namely GUI 116.
GUI 116 comprises a graphical user interface operable to allow i) the user of client 104; or ii) an administrator or other authorized user of the wireless manager to interface with at least a portion of system 100 for any suitable purpose. Generally, GUI 116 provides the particular user with an efficient and user-friendly presentation of data provided by or communicated within system 100. GUI 116 may comprise a plurality of customizable frames or views having interactive fields, pull-down lists, and buttons operated by the user. In one embodiment, GUI 116 presents one or more access zones, each defining a distinct or overlapping geographical boundaries within which clients 104 may access enterprise 112. Each access zone is often presented in a graphical format but may be presented in tabular, pop-up, or any other suitable format. GUI 116 may also present a plurality of management or administration portals. For example, GUI 116 may display a portal that allows users to view, create and manage historical and real-time reports including role-based reporting based on CIO, security administrator, network administrator, and such. Real-time dash boards often provide table and graph information on the current state of the managed environment such as number of users currently active at a site, number of rogues detected, security violation events, and others. GUI 116 is often configurable, supports a combination of tables and graphs (bar, line, pie, status dials, etc.), and is able to build real-time dashboards, where tabs are delineated by key characteristics (e.g. site). GUI 116 is further operable to generate or request historical reports. Generally, historical reports provide critical information on what has happened including static or canned reports that require no input from the user and dynamic reports that quickly gather run-time information to generate the report. Whether static or dynamic, these reports may include inventory reports, configuration reports, site survey reports, performance reports, and others. Of course, reports may be in any appropriate output format including PDF, HTML, and printable text. It should be understood that the term graphical user interface may be used in the singular or in the plural to describe one or more graphical user interfaces and each of the displays of a particular graphical user interface. Indeed, reference to GUI 116 may indicate a reference to the front-end of either the wireless manager or agent 140, as appropriate, without departing from the scope of this disclosure. Therefore, GUI 116 contemplates any graphical user interface, such as a generic web browser or touch screen, that processes information in system 100 and efficiently presents the results to the user. Server 102 can accept data from client 104 via the web browser (e.g., Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator) and return the appropriate HTML or XML responses using network 112 and, when appropriate, one or more networks 114.
Client 104 also includes references, or executes agent 140. Agent 140 may be any script, library, object, executable, service, daemon, or other process that implements a security end-point in the wireless network by implementing associated security profiles 150 and/or configuration profiles 152. Generally agent 140 provides an easy and a secure way of connecting to network 112 and managing different types of profiles, gives a list of available networks (e.g. 114 a or 114 b) with information about security, displays the network connection information in easily understandable and organized format, alerts the user about the security attacks and gives the vulnerability status of the connection end-point, provides the facility of connecting in managed and unmanaged networks (e.g. 112, 114 a, and 114 b), acts a sensor for other wireless devices, collects and encrypts security information, and often supports advanced security schemes such as WPA and WPA2. In certain embodiments, agent 140 may execute as a hidden service or process that displays events to the user in a managed fashioned without allowing the end user access to the underlying security mechanisms and parameters. Of course, certain embodiments of agent 140 may implement or have none, some, all, as well as additional advantages. Agent 140 may include a list of managed access points and the security mode of each access point along with the associated WEP key schedules. In this case, one or more the following extensions may be provided: security mode (e.g., WEP, WPA, WPA-PSK, 80211i-PSK, 802.11i), associated security principles (WEP-key schedule, PSK key schedule, certificate and EAP to use), or associated security profile 150. Moreover, agent 140 may automatically collect network or security information associated with client 104 and/or networks 112 and 114. For example, agent 140 may collect some or all of the following information: networks visited (i.e., type of access points—secure/not secure), hacking attempts, and/or user attempts to bypass security policies (e.g., shutting down agent 140 or trying to change security configurations). Agent 140 may occasionally be communicably coupled with security manager 130, thereby enabling agent 140 to transmit to and/or receive from information server 102. For example, agent 140 may transmit collected network and/or security information to security manager 130 for updating or replacing associated profiles. In the event that client 104 does not contain the appropriate configuration file 152, agent 140 may transmit a request or retrieve a configuration file 152 and, thus, enabling client 104 to acquire wireless access to enterprise 112. In certain embodiments, agent 140 may include an agent GUI, an agent service, one or more stealth drivers, and one or more adapters; but agent 140 may be implemented using any number of modules in a particular architecture, such as in
In one aspect of operation, agent 140 is installed on a particular client 104 at any appropriate time such as, for example, upon client 104 first entering network 112 or upon request or manual installation by an administrator of network 112 or enterprise. Once installed, agent 140 may include an enterprise or default security profile 150 and configuration profile 152. In combination or alternatively, agent 140 may generate a configuration based on information provided by the user. In this case, client 104 may be required to have permission from the administrator to generate the appropriate configuration profile 152. For example, agent 140 may present a configuration profile wizard through GUI 116 requesting appropriate network or security parameters or settings. In addition, agent 140 may download the appropriate configuration profiles 152 from server 102 via a wireline. Appropriate configuration profiles 152 may be determined based on a single access point, a type of access point, or any other suitable granularity. After client 104 establishes a wireless connection using the appropriate configuration file 152, agent 140 retrieves, receives, or otherwise references or implements the appropriate security profile 150 from security manager 130. The appropriate profile 150 may be determined using any technique including manual selection by the administrator, automatic detection of hardware configuration, operating system, or other criteria, and dynamic association based on the user currently associated with client 104. In certain embodiments, the administrator may group client 104 with other clients 104 based on user type, client type, business unit, or any other suitable categorization or role. This role may be associated with a certain profile 150 and, therefore, may help determine the appropriate profile 150. In certain embodiments, client 104 may be associated with several policies that are dynamically loaded or implemented based on, for example, the particular environment (such as one profile 150 for network 112 and another profile 150 for network 114 a).
Agent 140 parses, scans, or identifies the various parameters of the appropriate profile 150. Once identified, agent 140 processes or otherwise implements the respective parameters of profile 150 to secure certain aspects or configurations of client 104. For example, profile 150 may indicate the network file sharing should be disabled on client 104. In this example, agent 140 may automatically interface with the operating system of client 104 to turn off or otherwise disable network file sharing or other privileges. This interface may comprise a real-time continuous link, an API into the operating system, or any other suitable full-time or intermittent link or communication. In some embodiments, a first portion of profile 150 is transmitted to agent 140 and a second portion is implemented by security manager 130. For example, security manager 130 may enforce access zones while the remaining parameters are processed or enforced by agent 140. In the case that enterprise 112 includes a security gateway (e.g., Bluesocket), security manager 130 may push policies (e.g., access zone policies, access point policies, firewall policies) to the security gateway for enforcement. It will be understood that the processing of profiles 150 and 152 and the implementation of the respective parameters may be hidden from the user of client 104.
In one embodiment, wireless manager presents displays 202, which include a tree 204, a map 206, and a toolbar 208. Tree 204 illustrates a logical organization of location data associated with access points 208 and may provide standard tree processing, such as expanding and collapsing. For example, tree 204 may include sites, levels, access points (see
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Of course, these modules are for illustration purposes only and agent 140 may implement none, some or all of these modules so long as agent 140 is operable to suitably process information according to this disclosure. Indeed, agent 140 may be further operable to present a plurality of portlets to the user of the respective client 104. For example, agent 140 may further include or present a connection summary portlet that provides some or all of the following details or characteristics about the particular network connection:
information of the particular network adapter in use
a network name (SSID) to which the agent 140 (or mobile device 104) is communicably connected to
the active connection profile 152 using which the connection is established
the radio signal strength of the access point to which the agent 140 (or mobile device 104) is communicably connected to
current security scheme details that are active
802.11 details: details about authentication, encryption
Advanced: details about channel, current end point and connection profiles, vulnerability status, access point MAC, and firmware details
Agent 140 may further include or present a network adapter portlet. This portlet may display a network adapter tree view providing the list of available network adapters installed on the device. Such a display may present icons left of the adapter name indicating the status of the adapter such as the one in use. In certain cases, when selecting a particular adapter in the list, the associated details will be updated in a portlets connection summary. In another example, agent 140 may further include or present an available networks portlet that provides the list of networks detected by, for example, the selected adapter in the tree view along with some or all of the following details or characteristics:
Connection Status: Gives whether the agent is connected to this wireless network or not using intuitive icons
Preferred Network: the networks accessed in the past
SSID: display the Service Set ID of the Access Point
Security: Gives details about the security schemes that are enabled on the respective wireless networks
802.11 mode: Gives the operating mode of the particular network like AdHoc/Infrastructure
802.11 type: Gives the 802.11 type such as a/b/g
Signal strength: The Radio signal strength detected by the wireless adapter of the Wireless network
BSSID: This gives the MAC address of the Access Point
Connection profile: The profile 152 used to connect to this wireless network
Security profile: This gives the name of the end-point security profile 152 that may be associated with the prior connection profile 152.
When a user selects a particular available network 114 in the list, the user may provided with a context sensitive menu with options to connect to the selected network 114 using available connection profiles 152 and also a provision to create a new profile 152 and connect. The same may be achieved by the user selecting a wireless network 114 in the list and clicking on "Connect" button provided below the list. This example menu's options may change according to the selection. If the user selects an already connected network, a "Disconnect" option is often provided to get disconnected from the particular network 114. When a profile 152 is already associated with the selected network 114, on clicking "Connect" the user is connected to the network by displaying the connecting status. In yet another example, agent 140 may further include or present an end-point security details portlet that provides user the vulnerability status based on analysis and the following information, provides the vulnerability status in easily understandable color coded graphical representation, displays the current active end-point security profile, provides the list of causes of vulnerability by giving most recent attacks/attempts, and provides user the vulnerability assessment and suggested corrective measures as shown in the following figure.
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Although this disclosure has been described in terms of certain embodiments and generally associated methods, alterations and permutations of these embodiments and methods will be apparent to those skilled in the art. For example, certain embodiments of system 100 may be operable to i) secure WLAN connections by effective generation, deployment, rotation and synchronization of encryption keys; ii) enforce site-specific WLAN security by defining access zones and restricting access to authorized enterprise employees; and/or iii) manages and monitor configuration, performance and quality of WLANs by automatically allocating channels, load balancing, and event management. Accordingly, the above description of example embodiments does not define or constrain this disclosure. Other changes, substitutions, and alterations are also possible without departing from the spirit and scope of this disclosure.
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|European Classification
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Six protesters are cited Wednesday for trying to enter a building on the UPMC Shadyside campus to speak with officials about janitors who lost their jobs, which they say was "retaliation for union activism."Video Transcript
JACKIE SCHAFER SHOWS US THINGS GOT HEATED WHEN SECURITY NEEDED TO GET INVOLVED. Reporter: SIX PROTESTERS WERE CITED FOR TRYING TO ENTER THE BUILDING HERE THIS MORNING TO TRY TO TALK WITH OFFICIALS ABOUT THE JOB LOSS OF SIX JANITORS. MEMBERS OF SEIU 32-BJ GATHERED TO SEND THEIR MESSAGE IN SUPPORT OF THE SHADYSIDE SIX, SIX JANITORS WHO LOST THEIR JOBS WHEN A NEW CONTRACTOR WAS HIRED. THE PASSIONATE PROTESTERS CALL THE MOVE RETALIATION FOR UNION ACTIVISM. THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY ALONE WITH ALL THOSE JANITORS. WHEN YOU MISTREAT YOUR WORKERS, YOU SLAP GOD IN THE FACE. UPMC, NO MORE UNION BUSTING, NO MORE BULLYING THE EMPLOYEES AND NO MORE -- Reporter: LIFE-CHANGING FIRINGS, THAT IS THE MESSAGE. ON A LARGE BANNER THEY RAISED ACROSS THE STREET. TODAY'S MARCH COMES JUST THREE WEEKS AFTER THEIR LAST DEMONSTRATION, AND THIS GROUP SAYS THEY WON'T QUIT. THEY STORMED THE ENTRANCES OF TWO BUILDINGS ON THE CAMPUS. THEY'VE IGNORED -- SO WE'RE BACK AGAIN DEMANDING THAT THEY REINSTATE THE FIRED SHADYSIDE SIX. SAM WAS ONE OF THE PROFESSOR CITED FOR TRESPASSING, ESCORTED OUT BY SECURITY AFTER TRYING TO GO IN TO SPEAK -- THEY PLAN TO MARCH AND SPREAD THEIR MESSAGE AGAIN. THIS AFTERNOON AT 4:30.
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Cathy by Cathy Guisewite
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I wonder what Cathy missed out on when she was young and that she will tend to hoard when she gets older?
Just stopping in to say good morning everyone. Thank you so much frightenup, Gsmom and linds.pook for all of your support. Have a wonderful day. Bon voyage frightenup!
Let's see, throw it away because you can't wear it any more or seal it in plastic so you can't wear it any more. Yeah, tough choice. Now she can't go to the mall to talk to the crazy Sales Lady about a new sweater. And I thought my life was hard.
Morning Susan and shyygirl. Safe trip frightenup :-D
Hi Mom!
Off to my crypt. Thud . . . thud . . . thud
Wow… eyeroll (extending until Tuesday when I come back).
I don't think Cathy missed out on anything when she was younger; she just has an over-enabling mother. There are many reasons for nuttiness.
Good morning millie, Susan, Shyygirl and FrankenAaronStein!
You all are cracking me up with the Halloween references! :-)
Thank you for the nice wishes, and I will think of you all at breakfast time (when I typically post) each day! "See" you on Tuesday (maybe Monday if I'm up to it)! Au revoir!
I'd say after looking at today's strip, that all Cathy's weirdness and odd little habits that drive us crazy, is her mother's fault.
I try to make myself get rid of at least one thing in my closet if I bring home something new. If the old thing is still wearable (but I don't ever wear it), I put it in the Goodwill box. When I take a full box to Goodwill, I like to look around. Last week I bought a gorgeous jacket for $4.00! Thrift store shopping is almost chic nowadays!
Bon voyage to lightenup.
Good luck, shygirl.
To linds.pook from yesterday: I have boxes of teaching material. I retired two years ago when I became eligible, but I just barely qualify for AARP, so I'm not going to say never again when it comes to teaching. I threw out tons of stuff, but kept enough so that I won't have to reinvent the wheel if I take another teaching job.
Hello to all the Cathy Clan!
Poor Cathy. With a nut job like this for a mom, she never had a chance at a normal life from day one!!! I guess if I were Cathy, I'd just humor my mother until she left then go ahead and do whatever it is I was originally going to do to begin with. Dishonest, I know. But it would be the only way to avoid hurting her feelings and still get rid of things I no longer wanted and will never wear again. Cathy has so many things she already doesn't wear — and so many things she wears all the time, like this pink track suit — that it's doubtful her mother would ever know the difference!
Dr. Billy: My husband is looking into a few different things we can try, such as Netflix, HuluPlus, etc. but we've got so many network shows we like to watch during the fall/winter/spring season that it's not something we could fully use right now. But it's those little "gap" shows in-between I'm really going to miss . . . "Snapped" on Sunday evenings (although I can "buy" the current episodes on Amazon.com for $1.99 each but I'm not really sure that's something I want to do no matter how much I like the show! Free is definitely better!!!) . . . "Dirty Jobs" and "Auction Kings" on Discovery . . . "I Shouldn't Be Alive" on Animal Planet (when they start showing new ones) . . . "House Hunters" at night when I go to bed, etc. (At least I got to see last night's "South Park" online today though!) I know that, just like so many other people, we have a bad habit of watching too much t.v. but there's nothing else to do and no place to go so why not watch t.v.? And who knows? Maybe in the end, we might end up being happier people without it, but right now, it's been a really tough adjustment for me over the last couple of days when it's one of those things that I've never been without a single day in my life for at least 30 years now — maybe more (as I don't exactly remember how old I was when cable t.v. finally became available in my small town and my dad had it installed in our house). Well, on the upside, I guess I can now start reading more . . . not to mention I'll be able to spend more time here at "Cathy's Corner" with all my favorite "peeps"!!!!!
lightenup: I know that by now you're most likely already gone but I'll just go ahead and say it anyhow . . . au revoir and safe travels while on your wonderful trip to Spain, dear friend!!!!! "See" you next week when you get back!!!!!
Good afternoon, lightenup, lightenupjr., lil'lightenup, Dr. K.F.G. (wherever you are!), Susan, lindz.coop, rgcviper, gmforde, serenasakitty, kittycatpawsare, hendelca, Gator007, legaleagle48, mollie05, Anona Mouse, catsarge10, millie p, soonergal, Bronzepony, Molly mcgee, simpsonfan2, Shyygirl27, Violet Bay, AndiJ, BJIllistrated, ncalifgirl58, summerdog, Terri, ruizuno1, Wolf Emperor, FinnyGirl, ellisaana, marmar in MI, J. Short, janinabarnes, nannygram, samfran60 and all the REST of the "Cathy" fanatics joining us here today. As always, it's really great to "see" you all and if you're new here . . . WELCOME TO CATHY'S NUTHOUSE!!!!! GLAD YOU'RE JOINING IN ON ALL THE FUN!!!!! ;-)
At least you can eat canned peaches (old-fashioned way or supermarket way) and YUM! to that. Mom, leave Cathy alone. She can be a nut job on her own just fine. It's a terrible thing you did giving her your silly genes.
hi mom! :-)Hulu Plus, I forgot that one. We also have Amazon Prime, and can get shows that way too, but mostly we love the 2-day shipping. Netflix is our go-to way to get our college buds to come to dinner or a way to chill out after sports nights. I don't do home-alone well, with TV or not.
Hi evening folks. kittycatpawsare are you there? I don't think we've seen you in a while.
I think a lot of people must be taking to their hibernation nests for the winter, now that the year has turned. I feel a bit like doing that myself – I'm not a great fan of frost and ice! Now, if only I too had a lovely warm tracksuit like Cathy . . .
Hi to all my cathy friends A.M. & P.M. I have not been feeling to well the last few days. I'll post more later. Hi Billy Eye-gor how's the book going? Bye for now. : )
I can really relate!!
Hi other Cathyites!! This is beyond even what I could do — whoever (I think it was GretchensMom) said humor Mom & then finish the job after she leaves is absolutely right!! I suppose to carry it one step further, she could put them in frames and hang them on the wall too — Yikes!!
My OH can be funny about clothes too. His own things wear out and get thrown away, but mine seem to last for ever – and he doesn't want me to throw away anything with memories attached.
I still have (somewhere) a brown Bri-nylon reefer jacket that I used to wear when we first got together. I wouldn't even think of putting it on now, even if I could get into it, and I have tried to get rid of it. But no – it's still hanging around somewhere, waiting for goodness what to happen so that I'll wear it again.
Mind you, I'm not planning to put on my wedding dress again either . . . that's in a box to keep it in good condition. But don't ask me what for!
Well, i see the "nutjobbiness" still runs in the family.
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Indianapolis Colts outside linebacker Robert Mathis is out two to three weeks with a sprained left knee, defensive coordinator Greg Manusky confirmed Thursday.
The Indianapolis Star had reported Wednesday that Mathis would miss some games, and Manusky confirmed the report when he was asked about it Thursday.
"It would have been great to have him up this week. But the next guy's got to stand up and go out there and perform at a high level," he said.
Mathis twisted his left knee in the fourth quarter of the Colts' comeback victory Sunday over the Packers.
He leads the Colts with five sacks and has recorded a sack in seven consecutive games dating to last season.
The Colts also will be without starting running back Donald Brown against the Jets Sunday after he had surgery to repair torn cartilage in his knee. Rookie Vick Ballard is slated to make his first start.
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