International Penetration Testing & IT Auditing

Penetration testing

Wireless Penetration Testing

An assessment conducted on site or through close coordination of approved wireless networks and client controls, designed to minimize operational disruption.

Assessment scope

What is tested

The final test coverage is agreed during scoping and limited to systems for which written authorization has been provided.

Encryption and authentication configuration
Enterprise identity and certificate handling
Guest and corporate network separation
Client isolation and peer exposure
Approved rogue access point scenarios
Wireless management and monitoring controls

Engagement flow

Controlled from authorization to retest.

01

Scope & authorization

Define objectives, approved systems, constraints, test windows, contacts, and rules of engagement.

02

Discovery

Establish the authorized attack surface, architecture, user roles, assets, and applicable assessment criteria.

03

Controlled testing

Assess the approved scope using manual and technical methods appropriate to the environment.

04

Validation

Confirm findings safely, remove false positives, and establish practical technical and business impact.

05

Reporting

Receive findings supported by evidence, risk ratings, an executive summary, and remediation priorities.

06

Remediation review

Review proposed corrective actions and clarify implementation priorities with the assessment team.

07

Retest

Verify agreed fixes and record whether each tested finding has been resolved, reduced, or remains open.

Assessment references

Industry standards and guidance

NIST SP 800-115

Planning, conducting, and documenting technical security tests.

OSSTMM

Operational test concepts for wireless communications and access controls.

CIS Controls

Safeguard context for network infrastructure and access management.

Standards guide scope and test coverage. An assessment does not itself constitute certification or guarantee compliance.

Reporting

What you receive

Observed wireless scope and signal context
Validated access and isolation findings
Configuration evidence
Remediation priorities
Optional retest on site

Define an appropriate test scope.

Discuss the systems, objectives, access level, and required evidence with DIGITPOL.

Request an assessment