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Wireless Security Testing

Wireless Security Testing

Strengthening the security posture of your wireless networks.

Your business depends on employees having stable and secure wireless access. Wireless communication enables mobility; however, mobility can introduce security gaps that can often go undetected. Without a secure configuration, the enterprise is unable to control unauthorized network access. Canary Trap’s wireless security assessment aims to identify security gaps that can be exploited by adversaries to cause harm.

We maintain an in-depth understanding of the threat landscape and leverage proven processes, tactics and techniques to ensure the security of your company’s wireless networks. Canary Trap will assess your current state, the sanctioned wireless assets and configuration standards. Our elite team of security experts can be engaged to make sure your organization’s wireless security meets or exceeds industry best practices.

Canary Trap’s testing methodology follows documented best practices for security testing:

  • Rules of engagement
  • Onsite external wireless scanning
  • Analysis and identification of attack vectors
  • Vulnerability testing and verification
  • Wireless device/server configuration review
  • Wireless policy review
  • Wireless topology mapping

 

Regular testing will identify weaknesses that exist within your security model. Committing to undertake regular security testing ensures that your business can remain vigilant and resilient to new threats. Undertaking a wireless security assessment can assist with improved planning when it comes to business continuity and disaster recovery.

Canary Trap combines human expertise with sophisticated tools, proven methodologies and, where appropriate, threat intelligence to ensure a thorough, in-depth approach to security testing and assessments.

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Wireless Security Testing

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