Wireless networks are a critical part of modern business operations, powering mobile workforces, IoT devices, and guest access. Poorly secured Wi-Fi can extend beyond physical barriers and allow attackers to connect unnoticed from outside your facility, intercept data, hijack sessions, or gain a foothold in internal systems.
Our Wi-Fi Penetration Testing service uncovers these invisible risks by evaluating encryption, authentication, and network configurations. We identify weak pre-shared keys, misconfigured access points, rogue devices, and authentication flaws so you can lock down every wireless entry point before attackers exploit them.
Site Survey
Encryption Review
Authentication Testing
Handshake Capture
Key Cracking
Rogue AP Assessment
Post-Access Checks
Configuration & Policy
Define in-scope locations, target SSIDs, testing windows, safety rules, and authorized contacts. Agree on signal/coverage boundaries and stop criteria.
Perform passive captures and active scans to map networks, discover hidden SSIDs and rogue devices, and identify authentication and encryption configurations.
Capture authentication events (4-way handshakes, PMKID), attempt PSK recovery where appropriate, and test authentication flows such as 802.1X/EAP for weaknesses.
Deploy controlled fake access points (Evil Twin) and perform credential capture or session interception to validate detection and response capabilities, under strict safety rules.
Demonstrate limited lateral movement, data sniffing, and session hijack scenarios from a successful Wi-Fi compromise to show business impact without causing harm.
Produce a comprehensive report containing executive summary, scope, methodology, prioritized findings with evidence/PoCs, business impact, risk ratings, and actionable remediation, and present results during a restitution meeting.
Verify fixes and ensure no new weaknesses were introduced.
Wireless networks often extend beyond physical perimeters and can be exploited to bypass other controls. This assessment reveals weak encryption, misconfigurations, and rogue devices that enable attackers to access internal resources from the airspace around your facilities.
Typically 2–5 business days, depending on the number of access points, sites, and complexity of authentication infrastructure.
All testing is planned to be safe and non-destructive. We coordinate activities, use minimal-impact techniques where possible, and obtain approvals before any intrusive actions such as deauths or fake AP deployment.
