Wireless Penetration Testing
Wireless networks are a convenient extension to an organisation’s IT environment that may be offered to employees and guests. It is an attractive target to hackers as it allows them to get a foothold into your organisation’s network without stepping into the front door.
What is Wireless Penetration Test?
A Wireless Penetration Test targets your organisation’s WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) as well as wireless protocols.. It aims to identify vulnerabilities within your wireless systems like rogue access points, encryption weakness and Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) vulnerabilities.
If your wireless system is not secured appropriately, you could, in less serious cases, be footing the bill of a user downloading illegal or voluminous data, and in more severe cases, you could be finding yourself losing control of your IT environment and sensitive information.
By conducting Wireless Penetration Testing, organisation can ensure that their wireless systems are secured appropriately and cannot be used to seriously impact the business of their ability to function.
To scope for a Wireless Penetration Test, we will need to know the number of wireless and guest networks, locations and unique SSIDs to be assessed.
If your wireless system is not secured appropriately, you could, in less serious cases, be footing the bill of a user downloading illegal or voluminous data, and in more severe cases, you could be finding yourself losing control of your IT environment and sensitive information.
By conducting Wireless Penetration Testing, organisation can ensure that their wireless systems are secured appropriately and cannot be used to seriously impact the business of their ability to function.
To scope for a Wireless Penetration Test, we will need to know the number of wireless and guest networks, locations and unique SSIDs to be assessed.
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