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What is Wireless penetration Testing?

Wireless Penetration Testing involves testing the wireless environment of an organization that includes planning, gap analysis, vulnerability detection, vulnerability exploitation, reporting and clean-up.

Our expert ethical hacking Team helps assess the security of enterprise wireless networks via qualified wireless network penetration testing services.

Secure the wireless networks by identifying security weaknesses in the WLAN environment.

The insecure wireless network could enable an attacker to easy access your networks and data. Such vulnerabilities occurring through Wi-Fi security flaws are better to identify sooner than later. And the Penetration testing conducted in a wireless network is known as wireless penetration testing.

ValueMentor conducts customized wireless network security tests like black box, white box, and grey box penetration testing. With this, we could evaluate your network and determine the security flaws. Furthermore, we provide an efficient remediation plan to prevent it.

Stages of Wireless Penetration Testing

Planning & Preparation

Our team conducts in-depth planning & preparation, takes the required approvals from the management, and helps determine your complete penetration testing scope.

Information Gathering & Analysis

This stage involves identifying all essential information to perform wireless network penetration testing through direct & indirect investigations.

Vulnerability Detection

The phase is where the pen tester will interact with the target to identify the vulnerabilities residing in your wireless environment.

Vulnerability Exploitation

The vulnerability Exploitation stage in Wireless Security Assessment further exploits the detected vulnerabilities to explore the impact of a potential attack.

Analysis & Reporting

It involves a detailed report of prioritized vulnerabilities, risks discovered, a summary of penetration testing, and information gathered in a pen test.

Cleaning Up

The Clean-up stage is where the pen-tester removes complete traces of the testing process and is the final phase of wireless network security engagement.

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Wireless Security Assessment

Discovery

ValueMentor will identify all inventory wireless access points whose signal can track at the Targeted Locations, whether physically located at or nearby the Targeted Locations. Additionally, we map customer signal leakage to determine the amount of bleed-over outside the Targeted Locations.

Wireless Attack / Penetration Tests

ValueMentor will attempt to establish unauthorized connections with those access points physically located at the Targeted Locations.

  1. ValueMentor will first capture information from existing communications, such as private keys, SSIDs, usernames, passwords, and encryption schemes deployed.
  2. Next, ValueMentor will use the gathered information and attempt to establish an unauthorized wireless connection with the Targeted Locations access points, hijack an existing connection, break the encryption scheme in use, and/or impersonate a valid user.
  3. Additionally, ValueMentor will attempt to assess the security of wireless client devices accessing the Targeted Locations wireless network through man-in-the-middle attacks, false customer access points, and other scenarios to ascertain the wireless client device security.

Rogue Detection

ValueMentor will walk through customer premises, identify and locate rogue access points and ad-hoc networks (those access points and networks not authorized by the customer), and attempt to find if they get connected to the customer’s network.

Wireless Controller / AP Security Review

ValueMentor will review the security configurations setup in the Wireless controllers

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