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Berkeley
Releases Wi-Fi Network Security Monitoring System
METUCHEN,
New Jersey. -- BVS introduces Firefly(TM), a Wi-Fi
Security Monitoring System over the Internet for
802.11, a, b and Bluetooth W-LANs.
Firefly(TM) is a sophisticated 802.11 Wi-Fi analyzer
that helps IT managers maintain network throughput
and security by recognizing and identifying
abnormalities in 802.11, a, b and Bluetooth network
traffic. Firefly's(TM) core application software
creates relational databases of information about a
wireless network of remotely configurable
Fireflies(TM) with each Firefly(TM) containing up to
10 calibrated receiver modules. This configuration
allows users to collect vital WLAN parameters such
as MAC, SSID, RSSI, PER and WEP and then identify
and locate failed authentication attempts and
measures channel usage. Optional D-Fly(TM)
(Direction Finding) antenna scans all channels
and/or rests on one channel to remotely survey and
protect your WLAN's perimeter. A motorized DF
antenna spins around in progressive steps hunting
for specific or any APs (friendly or foreign as
defined by the user). IT security teams have access
to Firefly's(TM) database core via the Internet for
extended monitoring of traffic patterns and
real-time Wi-Fi network data. Firefly(TM) gives
users WLAN traffic security profiles for the most
comprehensive network footprint.
Firefly is being unveiled at the Wi-Fi Planet Show
in San Jose, CA at booth 518 (December 2-5).
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