Wireless networking and internet access is growing in popularity, and with good reason.  If you use a laptop at home or in your business, you know the freedom of working untethered in your conference room or completing a project at your kitchen table.

But in order for your wireless experience to be easy to use, safe and secure, it must be correctly installed.

The most often overlooked component of wireless installation is making certain that security encryption is configured properly and working correctly.

Wireless networking or Internet access is an expanding area of interest for any business whether it is installing a new computer system or merely adding on to an existing system.

Wireless networks are an emerging technology that have begun to supplant wired networks.  Their popularity is often founded on decreased cost, ease of implementation and the ability to easily add computers or reorganize your office without routing additional cabling.

Computers, printers and other wireless peripherals can be placed in hard to reach, out of the way places, without breaching walls, floors or ceilings to install network cable.

Wireless networks components can be added to existing wired networks making existing network resources available to new users in a very short time.

We are often called on to repair wireless networks or Internet access systems for businesses and individuals that were installed incorrectly or lack the necessary encryption to keep information secure.  Because wireless networks relay information by radio waves, wireless security is an important factor often overlooked by many installers.