Wireless Security

Is your wireless network safe?

Wireless Security

Every organization uses a wireless network to facilitate seamless connectivity between various devices. These devices are used for multiple purposes. Wireless security is the prevention of unauthorized access or damage to devices or data using wireless networks, which include Wi-Fi networks.

Our experts assess your wifi network including various endpoints to identify security flaws that could cause a severe data breach. We ensure maximum security against external attackers for your wireless devices.

Common Vulnerabilities Found in Wireless Networks

Spoofing

MITM attacks

Denial of Services

Default Credentials

Radio Monitoring

Rouge Access Points

Weak Protocols

Improper Rate Limit against Brutefoce Attacks

Evil Twin

Firmare based vulnerabilities

Types of Wireless Penetration Testing

Black Box

In the black box penetration test, the tester is not provided with any information. In this type of pentesting, the pen tester follows an attacker's approach, from initial access and execution to exploitation.

This scenario can be seen as the most authentic, showing how an attacker would target and compromise an organization without any internal knowledge. However, this type of penetration test covers security loopholes from an external attacker perspective only and may not cover insider vulnerabilities.

Grey Box

In this penetration testing approach, only limited information is shared with the tester. This can be in the form of login credentials, limited access to internal portals, etc. The grey box test is useful to help a privileged user reach and understand the cause of a potential loss.

Grey box tests strike a balance between depth and efficiency and can either be used to report an internal threat or a customer attack that has breached the network perimeter or already has access to it.

White Box

White box penetration testing is the type of penetration testing, which involves sharing complete information of the application and network with the tester, including network maps and credentials.

This allows pentester to view source code and grants high-level privilege access. The idea of white-box testing is to identify potential weaknesses in various areas such as logical vulnerabilities, potential security exposures, security misconfigurations, poorly written development code, and lack-of-defensive measures. This also helps to save time and reduce the overall cost of an engagement.

With the growing cyberattacks and online threats, it’s very necessary to have a continuous check on the security loopholes that could become a pathway for hackers. Penetration test allows security teams to identify and resolve security issues and risks in the targeted application.

Time and Cost depends upon multiple factors like effort required, size of the application or limitations during the project. Actual time and cost can be determined after the kick-off call once scope is confirmed.

During the vulnerability scan for the scoped item, we follow international security standards like OWASP, NIST and SANS. We also use our customized scripts to perform a vulnerability assessment.

We are DPIIT recognised security firm by the government of India. Also, we ensure 100% confidentiality during assignments by following our security standards.

For every reported vulnerability, we provide proper proof of concepts and reproduction steps. We also provide how the same can be exploited by external attackers. Once the final report is shared we also schedule a debriefing call with our clients.

The best practice to perform vulnerability assessments at least quarterly, however, there are several factors to consider including compliance, changes in Wireless, and business needs.

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Wireless Security