Wireless Penetration Testing
A wireless penetration test evaluates the security of your Wi-Fi infrastructure from the perspective of an attacker within radio range of your facility. Wireless networks extend your attack surface beyond your physical walls, and misconfigured wireless is one of the most common ways attackers gain internal network access.
What Gets Tested
Wireless encryption strength (WPA2/WPA3), authentication mechanisms, rogue access point detection, guest network segmentation, SSID broadcasting, client isolation, and potential for evil twin attacks. If your wireless network bridges to your internal wired network, that segmentation boundary is a primary focus.
How It Works
This assessment requires proximity to your facility's wireless signals. Testing involves passive monitoring of wireless traffic, identification of all access points and connected clients, and active testing of authentication and encryption controls. Depending on scope, this may include WPA/WPA2 handshake capture, deauthentication testing, and rogue AP deployment to test employee behavior.
What You Receive
A report covering all identified wireless networks, their security configurations, any vulnerabilities discovered, and remediation steps. If segmentation weaknesses are found between wireless and wired networks, the attack path is documented with evidence.
Who Needs This
Any business with wireless networks, particularly those with guest Wi-Fi, BYOD policies, or wireless networks that share infrastructure with the corporate LAN. Retail locations, medical offices, and any facility where visitors or customers connect to Wi-Fi should validate that wireless segmentation is working as intended.
Note: Wireless testing requires physical proximity and cannot be performed fully remote. This engagement involves on-site work at your facility in Louisiana, or coordination with your local IT staff to deploy testing equipment.
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