Wireless Network Assessment

A wireless network assessment examines the security of an organisation's Wi-Fi and other wireless infrastructure, covering encryption strength, authentication mechanisms, rogue access points, and configuration weaknesses that could allow unauthorised access. Because wireless signals extend beyond the physical boundaries of an office or facility, weaknesses in wireless security can expose internal networks to attackers who never need to set foot on the premises. This makes wireless assessments an important complement to wired network and endpoint security reviews for any organisation operating Wi-Fi infrastructure.

Why This Matters

Poorly secured wireless networks can allow attackers within physical range to intercept traffic, gain a foothold on the internal network, or impersonate legitimate access points to capture credentials from unsuspecting users. Rogue or unmanaged access points, often set up informally by employees, can bypass carefully designed network security controls entirely. Regular wireless assessments help organisations maintain visibility over their wireless footprint and ensure that convenience has not quietly undermined the security of the broader network.

How We Help

Encryption and Authentication Review

We assess the encryption protocols and authentication mechanisms in use across wireless networks, identifying outdated or weak configurations that could be exploited to intercept traffic or gain unauthorised access.

Rogue Access Point Detection

We survey the wireless environment to identify unauthorised or rogue access points that may have been deployed outside of sanctioned IT processes, which can create unmonitored entry points into the network.

Network Segmentation Testing

We evaluate how wireless networks are segmented from sensitive internal systems, testing whether guest or less-trusted wireless traffic is properly isolated from critical infrastructure.

Configuration and Signal Exposure Assessment

We review access point configurations and physical signal coverage to identify unnecessary exposure of the wireless network beyond the areas it needs to serve.

Who Needs This

• Organisations operating corporate or guest Wi-Fi networks
• Retail, hospitality, and office environments with public-facing wireless access
• Companies with distributed offices or branch locations
• Organisations preparing for compliance audits that include wireless security requirements

Our Approach

We assess wireless networks both technically and physically, recognising that wireless security depends as much on access point placement and signal management as it does on protocol configuration. Findings are prioritised by real-world exploitability, giving organisations a practical roadmap for closing the most significant gaps first.

Get in Touch

To discuss how we can support you with wireless network assessment, write to us at info@agarwalurs.com.