WIRELESS NETWORK AUDITS
Scope and Components of the Audit
In this service, detailed security tests are conducted against the company's wireless networks, evaluating both their configuration and their resilience against unauthorized access attacks and exploitation of vulnerabilities in communication protocols:
Protocol Security Testing
Security protocols used (such as WPA2, WPA3, etc.) are analyzed, verifying their correct configuration and ensuring they comply with current standards to protect the network against data decryption and identity spoofing attacks.
Network and Access Configuration Assessment
The Wi-Fi network access configuration is reviewed, including user authentication and permissions, to ensure that only authorized devices can connect. This includes verifying authentication policies, guest network configuration, and the implementation of advanced security measures, such as multi-factor authentication on high-level networks.
Network Segmentation Analysis
The wireless network segmentation is evaluated to ensure that network traffic is properly isolated and that guest or public networks do not have access to the organization's internal/critical resources. This minimizes the risk of lateral movements in case an intruder manages to access a lower security level network.
Audit Objective
The objective of the Wireless Network Audit is to ensure that corporate Wi-Fi networks are a secure extension of the organization's IT infrastructure. At the end of this audit, a series of detailed recommendations are provided to optimize security configurations and protect wireless networks from unauthorized access and attacks by malicious third parties.