SIMO/Solis Newsroom

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — While airport Wi-Fi has improved, Eric Plam, President at SIMO, a global mobile connectivity device company, said it is still public, making it vulnerable.

Traveling with reliable internet isn’t just a nice-to-have—it’s your digital lifeline. Portable Wi-Fi helps you navigate safely, stay in touch, and avoid the risks of public networks wherever you go.

TSA is warning travelers about this type of cyber attack. You may want to think twice before plugging your phone into public charging stations. While they are convenient when you’re on the go and you need to charge up, they can also be tampered with by hackers. This is called ‘juice jacking.’

One of the challenges of living a full-time travel life is figuring out the logistics of where and how I'll work. Regularly traveling to new countries is exciting, but I still have to take Zoom meetings and send updates on a regular basis. I'm self-employed, and nearly all of my business takes place online, so a fast, secure, and reliable internet connection wherever I travel is a must.

Vertex Wireless, a premier technology distributor and 3PL (third-party logistics) provider specializing in mobility products, services, and solutions, announces a strategic partnership and distribution agreement with SIMO, a global leader in AI-driven, cloud-native mobile connectivity.

Summer travel season is about to heat up, and for many people that means not only spending more time on the road, but also logging into public Wi-Fi networks.   While the need to keep in touch (and post all your fabulous vacation pics) while away from home is real, modern travelers also need to be aware that there are unexpected dangers lurking across the shared World Wide Web. Read more>

As the summer travel season heats up, travelers are urged to protect their private information from cyber threats when connecting to free Wi-Fi at cafes, airports, and other public places. Internet security expert Eric Plam, who is also the president of a company that produces mobile hotspots, SIMO, emphasized the importance of connectivity, likening it to "water and air." However, he warned that "free and public Wi-Fi access points can be fraught with danger."

As the summer travel season heats up, travelers are urged to protect their private information from cyber threats when connecting to free Wi-Fi at cafes, airports, and other public places. Internet security expert Eric Plam, who is also the president of a company that produces mobile hotspots, SIMO, emphasized the importance of connectivity, likening it to "water and air." However, he warned that "free and public Wi-Fi access points can be fraught with danger."

As the summer travel season heats up, travelers are urged to protect their private information from cyber threats when connecting to free Wi-Fi at cafes, airports, and other public places. Internet security expert Eric Plam, who is also the president of a company that produces mobile hotspots, SIMO, emphasized the importance of connectivity, likening it to "water and air." However, he warned that "free and public Wi-Fi access points can be fraught with danger."

As the summer travel season heats up, travelers are urged to protect their private information from cyber threats when connecting to free Wi-Fi at cafes, airports, and other public places. Internet security expert Eric Plam, who is also the president of a company that produces mobile hotspots, SIMO, emphasized the importance of connectivity, likening it to "water and air." However, he warned that "free and public Wi-Fi access points can be fraught with danger."