Penetration Testing

Wireless Testing

Using specialist equipment and highly  skilled consultants we undertake Wireless Security Assessments for our clients to determine the strength of their wireless networks and ascertain the level of access users should have.

Everything You Need To Know

Wireless Security Assessment

What is a Wireless Security Assessment?

A Wireless Security Assessment is a service that is used evaluate the security posture of your wireless networks, in an attempt to reduce the risk of an attack.

Our security consultants visit your site and simulate attacks that are used by malicious attackers in the real world. Findings are then reported comprehensively to enable you to implement the correct remediation’s.

Who needs a Wireless Security Assessment?

We believe that all companies that have a wireless network implemented should have the security evaluated to highlight any possible weaknesses. This will reduce the risk of a wireless compromise and help secure your businesses IT systems and data. 

How are they performed?

Our team of cyber security consultants visit your site to access the wireless networks in which you want assessing. Using specialist equipment and various hacking tools we assess the wireless security to highlight any possible vulnerabilities or misconfigurations in the network.

What do you need to do next?

Firstly you need to get in touch with us, and then once the initial contact has been made we can arrange a call or meeting with you to discuss your needs. If you are happy with the quote and want to proceed with the order then we can schedule the wireless security assessment to be completed at your convenience.

Wireless Testing vulnerabilities we frequently discover

Weak authentication mechanisms used allow attackers to gain unauthorised access to your corporate wireless networks.

Segregation not implemented properly can allow guest users to traverse from the public guest network to your corporate network.

Weak passwords used to secure the network can by recovered by a technique called brute forcing.

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