WLAN pentest

Access in five seconds, even with a secure password. How secure is your WLAN really?

Our WLAN pentests are specially designed to comprehensively test and sustainably improve the security of your wireless networks. Wireless networks are often an underestimated gateway for attackers, as they can be easily compromised - especially if they are incorrectly configured or have outdated security mechanisms. It is therefore essential to identify potential vulnerabilities in good time and take appropriate countermeasures.

We offer you an in-depth analysis of your WLAN security that covers all relevant aspects: From the identification of open access points to the investigation of encryption methods and the active exploitation of identified vulnerabilities. Our experts simulate realistic attack scenarios to identify potential security gaps and test the resilience of your networks.

A particular focus of our WLAN pentests is the evaluation of security mechanisms such as WPA2/WPA3 encryption, the use of RADIUS servers for authentication and the configuration of firewalls and intrusion detection systems. In addition, we test for potential threats from rogue access points, Evil Twin attacks and other techniques used by attackers to gain unauthorized access to your network.

Once the tests have been completed, you will receive detailed documentation with all the vulnerabilities found, an individual risk assessment and clear recommendations for action to rectify the security problems. In addition to the technical analysis, we also offer practical training and workshops to sensitize your IT team to WLAN security risks and prepare them in the best possible way.

Our targeted measures help you to sustainably increase the security of your wireless infrastructure, minimize attack surfaces and provide your company with the best possible protection against cyber threats.

Would you like more information about WLAN pentesting?

Then simply get in touch with our experts.

Nikolas Rösener
Security Expert

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