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Recent industry articles raised questions about the security of Wi-Fi in public or guest locations.  including the Google Android Behind the Screens Report published on with a mention to the risks of using Guest-Public Wi-Fi — that may include identity theft, traffic interception, phishing, spoofed networks, and other attack vectors increasingly exploited by bad

This blog was written by Phil Morgan, CTO at NC-Expert, and Sarah Kolmer, Vice President – Marketing, PR & Events at WBA. Download the Wi-Fi Security Guidelines Whitepaper Download the Wi-Fi Security FAQ document The WBA Wi-Fi Security report is designed to

After welcoming Holafly to the Wireless Broadband Alliance in 2026, we recently had the chance to sit down with Elçin Sürücü Köseoğlu, Director of Roaming & Commercial Strategy, to learn more about Holafly and gain some insight on their goals as a member of the WBA. Can you please provide a brief overview of Holafly?

CV Comms Ltd has positioned itself as a leader in providing cost-effective communication solutions/services to mobile network operators. The company currently operates in the UK and Nigeria with plans to expand into other African countries. Their core solutions include co-location (neutral-host) Indoor DAS to improve in-building coverage and Outdoor DAS to improve coverage & capacity

The Wireless Broadband Alliance is happy to introduce Brazil-based U-All Solutions, who have recently joined the WBA! We had the opportunity to ask a few questions about U-All Solutions to learn more about the company and find out what led them to become a member of the WBA. Can you please give us a brief

Puwell Technology Inc. is a globally rooted innovator and the creator of the IPC360 Cloud ecosystem, operating from offices in New York, Tokyo, Ho Chi Minh City, and Penang, with a core R&D center in Hangzhou. Under its dual-brand strategy, VIRTAVO addresses consumer smart home needs, while ShowMo – Puwell’s specialized security brand—delivers advanced, flexible

This blog was written by Pedro Mouta, Senior Manager, Wireless Broadband Alliance. 2025 marked a major turning point for the Wi-Fi ecosystem. After years of discussion and incremental progress, a long-awaited capability became a reality: the ability for Identity Providers (IDPs) to receive and act on access

This article was written by Dave Andersen, Marketing Program Manager at Ookla Wi-Fi is now the default utility for connectivity in our homes, offices, factories, public spaces, and industrial environments. Yet, despite the ubiquity of connectivity, the end-user experience remains surprisingly inconsistent. We’ve all experienced the frustration of coverage gaps, "sticky" clients, or sudden drops