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WiFi Penetration Testing

Your wireless network extends beyond your walls. We test whether an attacker in the car park can get onto your network — and what they can reach once there.

Attack path focus LIVE

  • WPA2/WPA3 & 802.1X testing
  • Rogue & evil-twin detection
  • Guest network isolation
  • On-site or remote kit

Overview

Wireless testing needs someone within radio range of your site. For US locations we ship a small remote test device to your office, store or clinic, with a local contact to power it on, or we agree on-site arrangements at scoping. Guest network isolation and the PCI DSS requirements for detecting unauthorized wireless access points are covered as standard.

Wireless networks are a physical-world entry point that many security programs overlook. Weak pre-shared keys, misconfigured enterprise authentication, rogue access points and poorly isolated guest networks can all give attackers a foothold without ever touching your internet perimeter.

Our WiFi penetration tests assess the encryption and authentication of your corporate and guest networks, attempt credential capture through evil-twin attacks, search for rogue access points, test client isolation, and — where a foothold is gained — show what internal systems are reachable.

Testing can be delivered on site or using a remote wireless testing kit shipped to your location.

How testing works for US organizations

  • Signed scope and written authorization before any testing, including hosting and cloud provider permissions
  • Testing windows agreed around your US time zone at scoping, including after-hours windows for production
  • Fully remote delivery, with internal and wireless access via VPN or a shipped test device, so no travel costs
  • Reports mapped to SOC 2, PCI DSS, HIPAA and customer questionnaires, with a fixed price in USD

What's included

Encryption & authenticationWPA2/WPA3-Personal and Enterprise (802.1X/EAP) configuration.
Credential attacksPre-shared key strength and enterprise credential capture.
Evil twin & rogue APsImpersonation attacks and unauthorized access point detection.
Guest networkIsolation from corporate networks and between clients.
SegmentationWhat an attacker can reach after joining each network.
Wireless clientsClient-side misconfigurations and auto-connect risks.

Our approach

  1. SurveyMap SSIDs, access points and coverage.
  2. AssessTest encryption and authentication configuration.
  3. AttackAttempt credential capture and network access.
  4. PivotAssess reachability of internal systems.
  5. ReportFindings with configuration fixes.

What you receive

  • Wireless network inventory
  • Rogue AP findings
  • Authentication and encryption findings
  • Segmentation test results
  • Remediation guidance and retest

Standards & frameworks

  • PTES
  • NIST SP 800-153
  • PCI DSS 11.2 (wireless)
  • CIS Controls 12
  • PCI DSS 11.4

Frequently asked questions

Does WiFi testing require someone on site?

Not always. We can ship a pre-configured remote testing device for many engagements.

Will testing disconnect our users?

We avoid disruptive techniques unless agreed; any deauthentication testing is done in controlled windows.

Does PCI DSS require wireless testing?

PCI DSS requires processes to detect and identify authorized and unauthorized wireless access points, typically at least quarterly.

Are you a PCI QSA or ASV, FedRAMP 3PAO or CMMC C3PAO?

No. We don't claim any of those statuses on this site. Most penetration tests for SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS Requirement 11.4, the FTC Safeguards Rule and customer due diligence don't require them. If your contract, assessor or program requires a specific accredited provider, tell us at scoping and we'll say plainly whether we can meet it. See US compliance requirements.

Do you quote in US dollars?

Yes. US proposals are fixed-price and quoted in USD, with scope, effort, deliverables and payment terms set out in writing before work starts. See our US pricing guide for published market ranges.

Engagement timeline

What working with us looks like

Typical timeline for WiFi Penetration Testing — we confirm exact dates in your proposal.

01Day 0ScopeCall, scope and fixed-price proposal
02Week 1Kick-offAccess, accounts and rules of engagement
03Week 1–2TestingManual testing with real-time critical alerts
04Week 2–3ReportExecutive + technical report and debrief
05+30 daysRetestFix verification and attestation letter
Sample report

Reports engineers can fix from and auditors accept

  • Executive summary in business language
  • Risk-rated findings with reproduction steps
  • Developer-ready remediation guidance
  • Retest results and attestation letter
Request a sample report

Ready to find your risks before attackers do?

Tell us what you need tested or monitored. A senior consultant replies within one business day with a scoped, fixed-price proposal.

  • Fixed-price proposal
  • Reply within 1 business day
  • NDA on request