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Wireless networks introduce unique security challenges that wired networks do not have. Radio signals do not respect building boundaries. A weak WiFi password, an improperly configured authentication protocol, or a rogue access point can give an attacker in your parking lot a direct path into your corporate network without ever setting foot inside your building. PlutoSec's WiFi security testing services identify exactly these kinds of weaknesses so you can fix them before they are exploited.
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Wireless Network Enumeration
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Rogue Access Point Detection
Your Wireless Network Might Be Your Easiest Entry Point for Attackers
Attackers Don't Need to Be Inside Your Building
Detect Rogue and Unauthorized Access Points
Rogue access points whether set up by malicious insiders or careless employees can bypass your network security entirely. We identify every access point broadcasting in and around your facilities.
Satisfy PCI DSS Wireless Requirements
PCI DSS requires quarterly wireless scans and annual penetration testing that includes wireless networks in scope. Our WiFi security testing satisfies these requirements and generates compliance documentation.
How We Test Your Wireless Network Security
PlutoSec's WiFi security testing identifies authentication weaknesses, rogue and evil twin access points, guest network segmentation failures, client-side attack vulnerabilities, and WLAN infrastructure configuration issues giving you a complete picture of your wireless attack surface.
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What Our WiFi Security Testing Covers
Wireless Network Enumeration
Maps all wireless networks broadcasting in and around your facilities, including corporate SSIDs, guest networks, and unauthorized access points.
Authentication Protocol Testing
Tests WPA2-Personal, WPA2-Enterprise, and WPA3 for weak passphrases, certificate validation issues, RADIUS misconfigurations, and protocol downgrade vulnerabilities.
Rogue Access Point Detection
Identifies unauthorized access points broadcasting in your environment and assesses the risk they represent to your corporate network.
Evil Twin Attack Testing
Tests whether your users and devices are susceptible to evil twin attacks that impersonate your legitimate network to capture credentials or intercept traffic.
Guest Network Isolation Testing
Tests whether guest network segmentation is effective or can be bypassed to reach internal corporate systems.
WLAN Infrastructure Security Review
Reviews access point, controller, and management interface configurations for default credentials, insecure management protocols, and firmware vulnerabilities.
Wireless Client Security Testing
Tests whether corporate devices are vulnerable to probe request harvesting, deauthentication attacks, and captive portal credential theft.
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PCI DSS Compliant, Free Retest, Full Wireless Coverage
PlutoSec's WiFi security testing covers every aspect of your wireless attack surface from authentication protocols and rogue access points to client-side vulnerabilities and infrastructure configuration weaknesses. Our testing satisfies PCI DSS quarterly wireless scan and annual penetration testing requirements, includes a detailed wireless network map, and comes with a free retest after remediation to verify all issues are resolved.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about our cybersecurity services and how we can protect your business.
1.Why do we need dedicated Wi-Fi security testing if we already do network penetration testing?
Wireless networks have a unique set of attack techniques that are different from wired network testing. Radio signals extend beyond your building walls, which means an attacker in your parking lot could potentially access your network without ever coming inside. Wi-Fi-specific attacks like evil twin spoofing, reauthentication attacks, and rogue access point exploitation require specialized wireless testing tools and techniques that are distinct from standard network penetration testing methodology.
2.What is a rogue access point, and how serious is the risk?
A rogue access point is an unauthorized wireless access point connected to your network. It might be set up by a well-meaning employee who wanted better Wi-Fi in their area, or it could be planted by a malicious insider or even a sophisticated attacker who briefly gained physical access. Either way, a rogue access point can completely bypass your wired network security controls and give anyone within range a direct path into your corporate network. We scan for these during every Wi-Fi assessment.
3.What is an evil twin attack, and how do you test for it?
An evil twin attack involves setting up a fake wireless access point with the same name as your legitimate network. Devices that have previously connected to your network may automatically reconnect to the fake one, allowing the attacker to intercept traffic or capture credentials. We test whether your users and devices are susceptible to this attack by simulating it in a controlled way and then assessing what client-side controls can reduce the risk of it succeeding in the future.
4.Our corporate Wi-Fi and guest Wi-Fi are on separate SSIDs. Is that enough isolation?
Separate SSIDs do not automatically mean proper network isolation. The effectiveness of your guest network segmentation depends entirely on how your wireless infrastructure and network are configured. We regularly find guest networks that share a VLAN with internal systems, or where the guest network can reach internal resources through routing misconfigurations. We test whether your guest network isolation is genuinely effective or whether it can be bypassed.
5.We have multiple office locations. Do you test Wi-Fi at every site?
We can test Wi-Fi at single sites or across multiple locations depending on your needs. For organizations with many branches, we can conduct on-site assessments at each location or, for standardized environments, use a representative sample and a configuration review approach to identify systemic issues across your estate. We scope the engagement to give you the coverage and confidence you need without unnecessary overhead.
6.Is Wi-Fi security testing a PCI DSS requirement?
Yes. PCI DSS requires quarterly wireless scans and annual penetration testing that includes wireless networks in the scope of the cardholder data environment. Organizations must also test for rogue access points on a quarterly basis. Our Wi-Fi security testing satisfies these requirements and generates the reports and evidence that QSA auditors need to verify compliance. If you handle payment card data and have any wireless networks in or near your cardholder data environment, wireless testing is not optional.