The authors of this course, being penetration testers themselves, understand that organizations often neglect wireless security as an attack surface, due to which they are unable  to implement necessary defenses and monitoring, despite the widespread use of wireless technologies in areas like executive offices, financial departments, government agencies, manufacturing lines, retail networks, medical devices, and air traffic control systems. Recognizing the risks of insecure wireless technologies and related attacks, this course was created to equip professionals with essential skills to identify, assess, and defend against these threats—making these capabilities indispensable for high-performing security teams.

You will learn to:

• Analyze Wi-Fi networks to identify access points (APs) and client devices that pose threats to your organization.
• Assess, attack, and exploit vulnerabilities in modern Wi-Fi deployments, including WPA2 and WPA2 Enterprise networks.
• Gain practical insights into Wi-Fi protocol weaknesses and apply this knowledge to current wireless systems.
• Identify and exploit client device behaviors when scanning for and selecting APs, with a focus on Windows 10, macOS, Apple iOS, and Android Wi-Fi stacks.