Wireless Security Assessment
Testing whether your Wi-Fi is actually isolated the way you assume it is.
Who this is for: Businesses with a guest wireless network, multiple office locations, or any wireless network they haven’t reviewed since it was first set up.
The Problem
Guest wireless that isn’t genuinely isolated from the internal network, an encryption standard nobody’s revisited in years, or a rogue access point nobody set up on purpose are all common findings, and all invisible from a desk.
Our Solution
We test your wireless network directly, on-site, checking isolation, encryption, and rogue access points the way an attacker in your parking lot actually would.
What's included
- Wi-Fi encryption and configuration review (WPA2/WPA3)
- Guest network isolation testing
- Rogue access point detection
- Wireless penetration testing
- Password rotation and access review
This overlaps with the wireless review already covered in our Network & Infrastructure Security service, this page is for businesses that specifically want a focused, on-site wireless assessment on its own, without a full network review.
Benefits
- Confirmed guest isolation instead of an assumption
- Rogue access points found before they’re exploited
- A current encryption baseline instead of years-old defaults
Our Process
Survey
Map wireless networks and access points on-site.
Test Isolation
Verify guest and internal networks are actually separated.
Test Encryption
Review WPA configuration and password strength.
Detect Rogue Access Points
Identify unauthorized wireless access.
Report
Findings and fixes ranked by risk.
Frequently asked questions
Do you need physical access to our office?
Yes, wireless testing is done on-site, since it tests what’s actually broadcasting and reachable at your physical location.
How is this different from Penetration Testing?
Wireless testing is included as one of the sub-services under Penetration Testing; this page is for businesses that want it as a standalone, focused engagement.
Related services
Penetration Testing
Simulating real-world attacks against your network, web apps, or staff to uncover vulnerabilities before someone else does.
settingsSecurity Configuration
Hardening operating systems, cloud accounts, and applications against CIS/NIST baselines, not just the defaults they shipped with.
monitoringVulnerability Management
Continuous scanning, risk-based prioritization, and patch tracking, so fixes don’t sit in a backlog until an audit finds them.
Not sure if this is the right fit?
Tell us what's worrying you. We'll tell you what actually needs fixing first.