Introduction
Wireless networking refers to technology that enables two or more computers to communicate using standard network protocols, but without network cabling. So basically, any technology that does this could be called wireless networking. Wireless networking presents many advantages. Efficiency improves because the convenience to information resources is increased. Network configuration and reconfiguration is simpler, quicker, and less costly. However, wireless technology also generates new threats and changes the existing information security risk outline. For example, since communications takes place "through the air" using radio frequencies, the threat of interception is bigger than with wired networks. If the message is not scrambled, or encrypted with a weak algorithm, the attacker can read it, thus compromising privacy. Though wireless networking modifies the risks associated with numerous threats to security, the general security objectives are still the same as with wired networks: preserving privacy, ensuring reliability, and maintaining accessibility of the information and information systems. This document proposes an answer to provide students and staff, and the entire university with a more effective wireless network and technological security solution, by updating the security feature to the Bradford Security agent, to ensure safety of university data and information. (Wireless Network Standard "Computing Services and Systems Development, University of Pittsburgh") I hope this reference is not for your thesis statement because the thesis has to be your own ideas. Your reference may only support your own ideas.

The Need
Through some testing, observation and research, I believe that the St. George’s University wireless network security feature, Bradford security agent can be updated to increase the level of security, enable encryption, and