Overview
Wireless networks are easy targets for attackers who can intercept traffic or spin up malicious access points. We test WPA deployments, segmentation, guest networks and detect misconfigurations and rogue devices.
Infrastructure & Network Security
Wireless Network Security Assessment
Secure wireless networks, prevent rogue access points and protect data-in-transit in corporate and industrial settings.
Key benefits
Identify rogue APs and weak encryption
Improve segmentation between corporate, guest and OT networks
Actionable mitigation steps and monitoring recommendations
Scope — What we test
WPA/WPA2/WPA3 configuration, EAP/802.1X setups, SSID segmentation, rogue AP detection, traffic sniffing risk, misconfigured captive portals and weak broadcast security.
Methodology
- Passive RF discovery and mapping
- Active testing of authentication mechanisms
- Rogue AP & Evil Twin simulation (safe-mode)
- Segmentation and traffic flow validation
- Remediation guidance and continuous detection suggestions
Frequently asked questions
Common questions we hear before starting an assessment — click a question to reveal a short, clear answer.
Small apps: 1–5 days. Medium: 5–10 days. Complex systems: custom timeline.
We avoid destructive checks in production and schedule high-risk tests in staging when possible.
No — blackbox tests work. Source access enables deeper code review.
Yes — PoCs, prioritized fixes and developer-focused guidance are included.
Yes — retest packages validate fixes.
Executive summary, prioritized findings, PoCs and workshop walkthroughs.
Yes — mutual NDAs and secure report distribution are standard.
Test accounts, scope and any available docs (API/OpenAPI) are helpful.
On-site testing is recommended for accurate RF mapping; remote scans are possible for cloud-managed controllers.
We avoid disruptive actions during business hours and coordinate maintenance windows for high-impact checks.