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WIRELESS SECURITY SAFETY INFORMATION

The United States Internet Crime Task Force, Inc. is seriously committed to your online safety.  Recent news events have exploited the phobia surrounding the use of wireless 802.11-technology as well as Bluetooth™ connectivity, which is prevalent in most modern cellular telephones.  

I would like to tell everyone that, while it is completely safe to use this technology, you should however; take measurable steps to ensure that you have minimized your exposure.   It is nearly impossible to insulate your network from all of the risks associated with using this type of technology and the Internet; however, it is possible to reduce your exposure by taking a few simple precautions.  

Recently, as part of our commitment to online security, I have asked our newly appointed National Director of Network Security Jason Saunders to study the wireless industry and come up with simple to understand handbooks for the most commonly used wireless technology products on the market today.   Mr. Saunders has done an excellent job of compiling seven of the industries top WiFi™ router products into simple to read, systematic guides.   He has, in addition, reviewed the Bluetooth® security shortcomings and provided a document to help dispel any rumors that you may have regarding the safety of its use.

As with any of the support service that we provide, our Privacy policy, and our Terms of Use still apply.   We do not guarantee that the use of the information found on this website will prevent fraudulent or malicious activity to your computer or computer network.   The information contained in these guides is for your educational benefit. 

By downloading and implementing this information, you should significantly reduce your exposure. In today’s litigious society, we must now advise you that the use of this information (however useful it may be) is “as-is”, “where-is”, and there are no warranties either expressed or implied. 

You must understand that the manufacturer of your device or The USICT, Inc. is not responsible for any losses or damages that you may or may not incur because of the use of the information contained in these guides.

Sincerely,


David J. Evangelista
Executive Director / USICT, Inc.