Wireless Discovery
Access points, SSIDs, channels, signal coverage, security modes, hidden networks, neighboring devices, and potentially unauthorized infrastructure.
Wireless Security
Wireless penetration testing from the air interface to the internal network.
TruSec evaluates wireless authentication, encryption, access points, client behavior, rogue-device risk, and segmentation to determine whether nearby attackers can gain access or expose credentials.
Service Overview
Validate the security boundary created by Wi-Fi.
Wireless networks extend beyond the physical walls of an office, clinic, branch, hotel, warehouse, or campus. Attackers may target weak personal security modes, misconfigured enterprise authentication, guest segmentation, client auto-connect behavior, or unauthorized access points from outside the facility.
TruSec performs testing at approved locations and times using controlled techniques. The assessment can evaluate corporate and guest networks, encryption and authentication, rogue access point exposure, wireless client behavior, network access after connection, and monitoring capabilities.
Assessment Coverage
Coverage from discovery through post-connection access.
Testing focuses on the networks, locations, devices, and attack scenarios approved for the engagement.
Authentication and Encryption
WPA2/WPA3 personal and enterprise controls, weak passwords, certificate validation, legacy protocols, transition modes, and configuration weaknesses.
Rogue Access Points
Evil-twin and unauthorized access-point scenarios, client trust behavior, captive portal risk, and credential exposure.
Client Security
Auto-connect behavior, probe requests, peer-to-peer exposure, insecure saved networks, device isolation, and client-side attack opportunities.
Segmentation
Guest, corporate, IoT, operational, and sensitive network separation after wireless access is obtained.
Detection and Response
Wireless IDS/WIPS coverage, alerting, rogue-device response, logging, and operational handling of suspicious wireless activity.
How the Engagement Works
On-site testing with controlled scenarios.
Confirm locations
Define addresses, target networks, approved devices, testing windows, contacts, and physical access requirements.
Map the environment
Identify wireless infrastructure, signal coverage, security modes, clients, and possible unauthorized devices.
Test approved attacks
Evaluate authentication, client behavior, rogue access points, segmentation, and post-connection exposure.
Report and harden
Document affected locations and networks, evidence, risk, configuration changes, and retest results.
Deliverables
Location-specific findings and clear wireless remediation.
The report distinguishes access-point, authentication, client, and network-segmentation weaknesses.
- Executive summary and wireless risk posture
- Tested locations, SSIDs, and approved scenarios
- Wireless discovery and security-mode observations
- Risk-rated findings with affected networks or locations
- Authentication and client-behavior evidence
- Segmentation and post-connection results
- Practical configuration and process recommendations
- Optional retest status
Wireless testing may require on-site access and coordination with facilities or local IT personnel, depending on the locations and scenarios included.
Common Questions
Wireless penetration testing questions
Does wireless testing need to be performed on site?
Usually yes. Signal strength, nearby access points, client behavior, facility boundaries, and post-connection access are location dependent.
Can you test WPA2-Enterprise and WPA3-Enterprise?
Yes. Testing can evaluate enterprise authentication, certificate validation, identity exposure, configuration, downgrade or transition risks, and access after authentication.
Will guest network segmentation be tested?
Yes, when included in scope. Testing can determine whether guest or other lower-trust wireless networks can reach internal systems or sensitive services.
Can you look for rogue access points?
Yes. The assessment can identify potentially unauthorized devices and evaluate whether users or systems are vulnerable to controlled rogue access-point scenarios.
Related Services
Build coverage around the full attack path.
Need wireless testing across one or more locations?
Share the location count, approximate access-point and SSID scope, security modes, guest or IoT networks, and desired testing dates.