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Wireless Security Assessment

Enterprise wireless networks are invisible attack surfaces. eNeoteric combines its position as Ekahau's APAC lead for wireless site surveys with deep cybersecurity expertise to deliver comprehensive wireless security assessments — rogue AP detection, WPA3/802.1X hardening, WLAN penetration testing, and RF-layer security audits for campuses, hospitals, warehouses, and data centres across India.

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What a wireless security assessment covers

Our wireless security engagements follow the OWASP IoT and wireless security testing guide, combined with Ekahau's RF analysis methodology. We perform passive RF spectrum captures, active rogue AP hunts, client deauthentication tests, evil-twin attack simulations, and WPA2/WPA3 key-material recovery attempts — giving you a complete picture of your wireless attack surface.

Post-assessment, you receive a prioritised remediation report covering SSID configuration issues, EAP misconfigurations, rogue device inventory, RF interference risks, and firmware update recommendations. We also advise on wireless IDS/IPS deployment (Cisco AIR, Juniper Mist, Aruba ClearPass) to maintain continuous visibility after the engagement closes.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a wireless security assessment?
A wireless security assessment is a structured evaluation of your Wi-Fi infrastructure for vulnerabilities including rogue access points, weak encryption configurations, EAP misconfigurations, and physical RF leakage. It combines passive RF analysis with active penetration testing to identify risks that could allow unauthorised access or data interception.
How is wireless security different from a general network pen test?
A general network penetration test typically assumes a wired or already-associated network position. A wireless security assessment starts from the RF layer — identifying what signals are visible outside your perimeter, what credentials can be captured over the air, and whether your WLAN segregation is effective. Both are complementary.
Do you test WPA3 networks?
Yes. We test WPA3-SAE (Simultaneous Authentication of Equals) for downgrade attacks, Dragonblood-class vulnerabilities, and implementation flaws in vendor firmware. WPA3 is significantly stronger than WPA2-PSK but not immune — proper configuration and firmware currency are still critical.
Can eNeoteric help us deploy wireless IDS/IPS after the assessment?
Absolutely. We can recommend and deploy wireless intrusion detection/prevention systems from Cisco, Aruba, Juniper Mist, and Ruckus to provide continuous rogue AP detection and anomaly alerting after the point-in-time assessment is complete.

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