Question 1

What environments do you test?

Accepted Answer

We test all common wireless environments: office WPA2/WPA3 networks, enterprise 802.1X/RADIUS deployments, guest and BYOD networks, and multi-site environments. Testing is performed on-site at your premises using professional RF equipment.

Question 2

Will the test disrupt our operations?

Accepted Answer

We work closely with your team to schedule tests during agreed windows. Most passive reconnaissance causes zero disruption. Active attack techniques such as deauthentication or rogue AP deployment are executed in controlled bursts and can be paused immediately if needed. We never leave systems in a compromised state.

Question 3

Do you test for WPA3 vulnerabilities?

Accepted Answer

Yes. WPA3 introduced Dragonfly handshake authentication and eliminates many WPA2 weaknesses, but it is not immune to downgrade attacks, implementation flaws, or misconfiguration. We test for WPA3-specific issues including SAE side-channel vulnerabilities and transition mode weaknesses where WPA2 fallback is enabled.

Question 4

Can this be combined with an internal network pentest?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. A WiFi pentest pairs naturally with an internal network assessment. If we gain access via wireless, we continue testing lateral movement and privilege escalation paths on the wired network. Combined engagements give you a complete picture of your internal attack surface at reduced overall cost.

Question 5

What environments do you test?

Accepted Answer

We test all common wireless environments: office WPA2/WPA3 networks, enterprise 802.1X/RADIUS deployments, guest and BYOD networks, industrial and OT wireless setups, and multi-site environments. Testing is performed on-site at your premises using professional RF equipment.

Question 6

Will the test disrupt our operations?

Accepted Answer

We work closely with your team to schedule tests during agreed windows. Most passive reconnaissance causes zero disruption. Active attack techniques such as deauthentication or rogue AP deployment are executed in controlled bursts and can be paused immediately if needed. We never leave systems in a compromised state.

Question 7

Do you test for WPA3 vulnerabilities?

Accepted Answer

Yes. WPA3 introduced Dragonfly handshake authentication and eliminates many WPA2 weaknesses, but it is not immune to downgrade attacks, implementation flaws, or misconfiguration. We test for WPA3-specific issues including SAE side-channel vulnerabilities and transition mode weaknesses where WPA2 fallback is enabled.

Question 8

Can this be combined with an internal network pentest?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. A WiFi pentest pairs naturally with an internal network assessment. If we gain access via wireless, we continue testing lateral movement and privilege escalation paths on the wired network. Combined engagements give you a complete picture of your internal attack surface at reduced overall cost.

WiFi Penetration Testing

Testing Scope

Our Approach

Reconnaissance and Signal Mapping

Active Attack Simulation

Post-Access Impact Analysis

Frequently Asked Questions

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