Protect Your Airspace. You control your wireless space. Not others.

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A Wireless Intrusion Protection System (WIPS) protect your WLAN environments – preventing unauthorized access to WLANs & client devices. Here we look at Zebra’s AirDefense Services Platform head to head comparison with other brand in the current market.

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Protect Your
Airspace
You control your
wireless space.
Not others.

Three Important Factors To Consider
when evaluating Wireless Intrusion Protection System (WIPS)
Management
System usability such as
dashboard view, alerts,
user configurations

Management
System usability such as dashboard view,
alerts, user configurations

Management
Number of Dashboard
Components
Features
Customizable Dashboard View
Classification Rules
Customizable Dashboard View
Alarm Management
~35 components,
system or site level
Yes
38 filters with “When, If,
Action” logic
Yes
System or site level,
with filter & search
Zebra AirDefense

Identify
Analyze & categorize different types of
wireless threats

Threats
Total numbe of Threats
in Database
Rogue AP Detection
Ad Hoc Network
Detection
Accidental Association
Detection
Policy Compliance

ThreatsZebra AirDefense
Total numbe of Threats
in Database
Rogue AP Detection
Ad Hoc Network
Detection
Accidental Association
Detection
Policy Compliance
199
Yes, automatic
classification
Yes with additional info
Yes
Yes

Eliminate
Identify relevant threats & terminate in
the shortest time

Eliminate
Zebra
AirDefense
Detect & terminate rogue
AP in 1.39 minutes on
the average Rogue AP

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3. Three Important Factors To Consider when evaluating Wireless Intrusion Protection System (WIPS) Management System usability such as dashboard view, alerts, user configurations

4. Three Important Factors To Consider when evaluating Wireless Intrusion Protection System (WIPS) Management System usability such as dashboard view, alerts, user configurations Identify Analyze & categorize different types of wireless threats

5. Three Important Factors To Consider when evaluating Wireless Intrusion Protection System (WIPS) Management System usability such as dashboard view, alerts, user configurations Identify Analyze & categorize different types of wireless threats Eliminate Identify relevant threats & terminate in the shortest time

6. Management System usability such as dashboard view, alerts, user configurations

7. Management Number of Dashboard Components Features Customizable Dashboard View Classification Rules Customizable Dashboard View Alarm Management ~35 components, system or site level Yes 38 filters with “When, If, Action” logic Yes System or site level, with filter & search Zebra AirDefense

8. Management Number of Dashboard Components Features 16 components, system level Customizable Dashboard View Yes Classification Rules Based on SSID & other characteristics Customizable Dashboard View Yes Alarm Management System level, no filter or search ~35 components, system or site level Yes 38 filters with “When, If, Action” logic Yes System or site level, with filter & search Zebra AirDefense Brand A

9. Identify Analyze & categorize different types of wireless threats

10. Threats Total numbe of Threats in Database Rogue AP Detection Ad Hoc Network Detection Accidental Association Detection Policy Compliance

11. ThreatsZebra AirDefense Total numbe of Threats in Database Rogue AP Detection Ad Hoc Network Detection Accidental Association Detection Policy Compliance 199 Yes, automatic classification Yes with additional info Yes Yes

12. ThreatsZebra AirDefense Brand A Total numbe of Threats in Database Rogue AP Detection Ad Hoc Network Detection Accidental Association Detection Policy Compliance 92 Yes, manual classification Yes No Yes 199 Yes, automatic classification Yes with additional info Yes Yes

13. Eliminate Identify relevant threats & terminate in the shortest time

14. Eliminate Zebra AirDefense Detect & terminate rogue AP in 1.39 minutes on the average Rogue AP

15. Eliminate Brand A Detect & terminate rogue AP in 3.80 minutes on the average Zebra AirDefense Detect & terminate rogue AP in 1.39 minutes on the average Rogue AP Rogue AP

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