Having recently passed the OSCP, I was looking for my next certification. I spent several weeks weighing the different options. Should I look to take my overall penetration testing skills to the next level and pursue Offensive Security’s new OSEP (Offensive Security Experienced Penetration Tester) course or pursue a more specialized path i.e. one dedicated […]
When conducting wireless penetration tests, the most common type of wireless network we see is WPA2-PSK. While this is better than WEP (thank goodness we rarely see that anymore), this type of network still has some shortcomings, depending on what you are trying to protect. Specifically in this blog, we will focus on the dangers […]
In this blog, we will discuss some ways your organization can improve its wireless security. To do this, we will take a look at our 3 of the top findings we see during wireless penetration tests and discuss how to mitigate the associated risks. We’ll look at rogue access points, the risks associated with pre-shared […]
A wireless penetration test is a holistic review of your wireless environment and the risk it presents to your organization as a whole. This assessment includes tactical testing that determines whether an attacker in the parking lot can gain access to your corporate network through your wireless signal. However, in contrast to other penetration tests, […]
The following blog will provide an overview of our wireless penetration testing methodology. A wireless penetration test emulates an attacker trying to gain access to the internal network through the wireless network, but also includes some elements of an audit, ensuring your wireless network is in-line with industry standards. This document outlines the standards, tools, […]
A wireless penetration test is a little different than most penetration tests, as it includes some elements of auditing and some elements of tactical testing. Because of that, it can be hard to discern what is included in a wireless penetration test. In this blog, we will break down a wireless penetration test into its […]
