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By Allan Tan | Oct 5, 2009

Derek Manky, threatscape guru from Fortinet discusses technical considerations around wireless security landscaping for governments. Manky also provided insights on how the public and private sectors can close the existing gap, if any. In addition to best practice, he also shared about wireless security predictions in the space.

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