- What is wireless penetration testing?A security assessment of your Wi-Fi and wireless networks that finds how an attacker within radio range could break in, crack encryption, stand up a rogue access point, bypass guest isolation, or reach your internal network.
- What does a wireless penetration test cover?WPA2/WPA3 security, enterprise 802.1X/EAP, rogue and evil-twin access points, handshake and PMKID cracking, WPS and legacy protocols, guest and BYOD segmentation, and wireless client attacks.
- Do you need to be on site?Usually yes, or nearby, because wireless testing requires being within radio range of the target networks. We coordinate on-site or local testing, including after-hours windows where needed.
- Will testing disrupt our wireless network?No. Testing is controlled and rate-limited, and disruptive techniques such as mass deauthentication and denial-of-service are excluded by default and only run with explicit approval and a scheduled window.
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- Is WPA3 secure enough that we do not need testing?
WPA3 is stronger, but real environments still fail on transition-mode downgrades, misconfiguration, weak 802.1X certificate validation, rogue access points, and segmentation gaps. Testing proves what your configuration actually does.
- How much does wireless penetration testing cost, and how long does it take?It depends on the number of sites, SSIDs, and access points in scope. Most engagements run a few days to a week. Request a scoped quote.
- Do you offer wireless penetration testing in our city or country?
Yes, we deliver on-site wireless testing globally, including single-site and multi-site engagements.







