Weak native protocols, flawed encryption designs, and common configuration errors in enterprise WLANs are among the primary reasons wireless networks are vulnerable to attacks. To address these security gaps and safeguard your business, CyberSec Consulting offers a comprehensive Wireless Security Assessment. This service helps fortify your wireless network perimeter and enhances the overall security posture of your IT infrastructure.
Backed by extensive experience in deploying and managing regional wireless networks, our experts possess a deep understanding of wireless threats, proven methodologies, and the expertise needed to secure your organization's wireless infrastructure effectively.

Key Benefits of Our Wireless Security Assessment:

Gain Insight into Your Network : Understand your network structure and gather critical information to improve security.

Resolve Vulnerabilities : Identify and fix potential issues in your wireless network.

Enhance Control : Gain better oversight and management of your wireless environment.

Boost Productivity : Strengthen wireless network reliability to enhance operational efficiency.
Identifying Wireless Network Vulnerabilities and Risks
At CyberSec Consulting, we conduct Wireless Security Assessments using documented best practices to detect and mitigate vulnerabilities. Our process includes:
- ► Defining clear rules of engagement
- ► Conducting onsite external wireless scanning
- ► Analyzing and identifying potential attack vectors
- ► Performing vulnerability testing and verification
- ► Reviewing wireless device and server configurations
- ► Evaluating wireless policies
- ► Mapping wireless topology
- ► Delivering detailed reports
Wireless Security Assessment Test Cases Our assessments include testing for:

- Default credentials
- Traffic eavesdropping and capturing
- Authentication and authorization vulnerabilities
- Weak protocols
- Wireless access point firmware vulnerabilities
- SSID beaconing, including detecting hidden and fake networks
- Wireless network segregation
- Configuration errors
- Brute force attacks
- Evil twin attacks