Corporate wireless networks offer unparalleled convenience, but they also extend your network perimeter far beyond the physical walls of your office. An insecure or improperly configured Wi-Fi network can become an invisible gateway for attackers, allowing them to bypass traditional defenses and gain direct access to your internal corporate resources.
Our Wireless Penetration Testing service provides a thorough, on-site assessment of your wireless infrastructure's security. We simulate the actions of a determined attacker trying to breach your Wi-Fi, identifying vulnerabilities in your authentication mechanisms, encryption protocols, and network segmentation before they can be exploited to compromise your sensitive data.
Our Approach to Wireless Security Assessment
A robust wireless assessment requires more than just running a password cracker. Our methodology involves on-site reconnaissance and the simulation of sophisticated attacks to test every layer of your wireless defense.
On-Site Reconnaissance
Encryption & Authentication Cracking
Rogue & Evil Twin Detection
Network Segmentation Testing
Our final report provides a clear, prioritized overview of your wireless security risks, with actionable recommendations to strengthen your configurations, isolate guest traffic, and protect your corporate network from unauthorized access.
Key Focus Areas
We target the most common and critical vulnerabilities that affect corporate wireless environments, from weak protocols to misconfigured access points.
Wireless Protocol Security
Testing for vulnerabilities in WEP, WPA/WPA2/WPA3 (including PSK cracking), and WPS implementations.
Access Point Configuration Review
Identifying weak or default administrative passwords, outdated firmware, and insecure management interfaces.
Client-Side & Social Engineering Attacks
Simulating "Evil Twin" and captive portal attacks designed to harvest user credentials and compromise client devices.
Our comprehensive assessment ensures all aspects of your wireless deployment are secure, from the airwaves to the backend network.
- Signal Leakage & Footprint Analysis
- Captive Portal Bypass Techniques
- Network Segmentation Validation
- Wireless Denial-of-Service (DoS) Attacks
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, for a comprehensive wireless penetration test, on-site presence is essential. This allows our experts to analyze your radio frequency (RF) signal footprint, detect unauthorized or rogue devices, and attempt close-range attacks that cannot be performed remotely.
A wireless pentest focuses specifically on the security of the wireless protocols (like WPA3) and the authentication mechanisms used to gain access to the network. A regular internal network pentest typically begins with the assumption that an attacker has already gained this initial access.
Absolutely. A key objective of our test is to validate that your guest and corporate networks are truly isolated. Misconfigurations in firewalls or access points can often create unintended pathways between these networks. We verify that this critical security control is implemented correctly.