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Wi-Fi Zero Trust is a new security architecture that promotes a zero-trust policy on any device, even if that device is an I.T asset of the organisation. The zero-trust security architecture defines a principle of 'never trust and always verify'.

Wi-Fi Zero-Trust Architecture | DigitalAir Wireless Wi-Fi Zero Trust is a new security architecture that promotes a zero-trust policy on any device, even if that device is an I.T asset of the organisation. The zero-trust security architecture defines a principle of 'never trust and always verify'.

Failure to properly secure a Wi-Fi network can breach your defences. And when your defences are breached, your data is compromised, potentially resulting in what is known as a "data breach".

Unsecured Wi-Fi can lead to a data breach | DigitalAir Wireless Failure to properly secure a Wi-Fi network can breach your defences. And when your defences are breached, your data is compromised, potentially resulting in what is known as a "data breach".

WiFi bridge or WiFi mesh? What’s the difference?

WiFi bridge or WiFi mesh? What’s the difference? | DigitalAir Wireless Although WiFi bridges and WiFi meshing are common in replacing the need for cabling, they serve different requirements. Many IT professionals prefer to terminate access points using a wired connection; however, this isn’t always feasible or sensible.