No one needs to enter the building
A poorly protected Wi-Fi network can be reached from outside the building.
No access card, no physical access – and possibly without anyone noticing.
Wireless testing
Your Wi-Fi does not stop at the office walls.
We check whether someone in the car park or the office next door could reach your internal systems through your Wi-Fi.
Business risk
Weak Wi-Fi security can put your internal network at risk.
Wireless networks extend far beyond office walls. In many cases, they become the easiest entry point into an otherwise protected environment.
They can look like an internal user
Access gained this way can look like a legitimate internal connection.
From there, other systems and devices can be reached and further weak points explored.
A guest network is not always just for guests
If guest Wi-Fi is not properly separated from the internal network, visitors and attackers alike may reach internal systems.
Whether the separation really works can only be verified by testing.
We assess your wireless network with an on-site survey and real-world attack techniques. The results show which access points, settings and network separations need strengthening.
Request a consultationMethodology
How we test your wireless environment.
Our wireless testing follows a structured methodology based on real-world attack scenarios and established industry standards.
- Broadcasting SSIDs (2.4 / 5 GHz)
- Hidden networks
- Guest and BYOD networks
- Rogue access points (e.g. hotspots, printers)
- Corporate wireless infrastructure
- Neighbouring networks (scope validation)
- Controller configuration and patch level
- Network services (SSH, FTP, etc.)
- Authentication and access controls
- Protocol exposure (CDP, OSPF, etc.)
- IPv6 usage and security implications
- Access point localisation
- Signal strength and coverage
- External reachability of the network
- Captive portal bypass
- DNS tunnelling and data exfiltration
- Network sniffing and broadcast analysis
- Egress filtering validation
- IDS/IPS and detection mechanisms
- DoS susceptibility (de-auth, flood attacks)
- Guest network isolation
- Internal network exposure
- Lateral movement possibilities
- Improper segmentation risks
- Identification of connected devices
- Detection of unusual patterns
- Analysis of device interaction within the network
- Encryption protocols (WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA3)
- Key strength and configuration
- Authentication mechanisms (PSK, Enterprise, RADIUS)
- Password resistance (dictionary attacks, brute force scenarios)
Insights
Wireless security insights.
Understand how wireless risks affect real environments and what organisations often overlook.
Consultation
Security starts with a conversation.
No sales pitch – just a focused conversation about your business continuity and operational risk.