A quick Google search on wardriving yields thousands of sites detailing how a person can detect wireless networks.  Free software tools like netstumbler make it extremely simple for a layman to map and make use of open wireless networks.  Though the majority of those engaging in this activity are harmless, leaving a wireless network accessible is like leaving your front door open.  If the intruder engages in illegal activity, your ISP has no way of knowing if it's you or the intruder that's responsible.  Several ISPs will suspend the accounts of people engaging in illegal activity, such as running file-sharing programs or distributing pornography.  CCS can help to secure your wireless infrastructure from unwanted intruders.  If you aren't a networking guru, are uncomfortable with computer technology, or just want to be sure, a free security audit can show you what needs to be done to secure your wireless network.  The solution might be as easy as turning on security measures already available in your network hardware or software.  If you are running a business that depends on sensitive data, or a home network with private personal data, let CCS secure your network today. 

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