Wireless Penetration Testing

What is Wireless Network Penetration Testing?

It is the Penetration testing of your wireless (WLAN) by having a LAN remote connection remotely, to discover security flaws in wireless networks. Escalate after different techniques using Rogue Access Points or on-the-spot handshake interception and advanced techniques to get access to your WIFI.

Wi-Fi can provide opportunities for attackers to infiltrate your organization’s secured environment by bypassing security access controls.

Penetration testing can help identify weaknesses in your wireless infrastructure. It involves:

• Identifying vulnerabilities in the wireless infrastructure
• Safely exploiting any identified vulnerabilities
• Providing a report that contains an ordered list of issues, their associated risk, and remediation advice for identified vulnerabilities.

It uses both advanced manual testing techniques and automated scans to simulate real-world attacks to identify risks within your organization, and covers:

• Segmentation
• Leakage of your data
• Secure authentication
• Rogue access point detection
• Man in the Middle Attacks
• Secure configurations

What can you achieve by performing Wireless Pentesting?

By performing a wireless pentest, organizations can identify and address vulnerabilities in their wireless infrastructure before they can be exploited by attackers. This helps to secure sensitive information, prevent unauthorized access, and maintain the overall security posture of the network. A well-conducted wireless pentest can provide valuable insights into the strengths and weaknesses of the wireless network, and help organizations to make informed decisions about how to improve their security.

Overall, wireless pentesting is a critical component of any comprehensive security program, as it helps organizations stay ahead of potential threats and maintain a secure and reliable wireless network.

Our wireless network penetration test will help you:

• Identify and understand the technology-related vulnerabilities affecting your wireless infrastructure
• Find out how an attacker could move through your wireless infrastructure, escalating their privileges and compromising the corporate network using post-exploitation techniques
• Understand the potential business impacts of wireless infrastructure vulnerabilities
• Demonstrate a strong security posture to clients by providing third-party assurances that your external infrastructure is secure
• Comply with ISO 27001 and other laws, regulations, and contractual obligations
• Protect brand loyalty and corporate image by reducing the likelihood of a security breach.

Is Wireless Pentesting what you need?

If you are responsible for your network, you should ask yourself:

• Have you identified all your access points? How many unsecured or poorly secured access points are there?
• Is the data flowing through your network without being encrypted?
• Are there unauthorized access points on your network?
• Is it possible that your IT department could misconfigure or accidentally duplicate a wireless network?
• Has the appropriate security been put in place to prevent attacks?
• Have you updated wireless protocols to an industry-accepted protocol (WPA2)?