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Secure Your Perimeter. Get Wireless Pentesting.
Your firewalls stop hackers at the internet gateway, but can they stop a sophisticated hacker in your parking lot?
Wireless networks extend your digital perimeter beyond your physical walls. If your Wi-Fi signals bleed into the street, attackers can intercept sensitive data, capture credentials, or launch attacks against your internal network without ever entering your building. Our Wireless Penetration Testing services assess your WPA2/WPA3 encryption, identify rogue devices, and ensure your airwaves are not the weakest link in your security chain.









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HAVEN6 has become our go-to partner for serious cloud security and penetration testing.
They’ve helped our clients harden AWS and Azure configurations, identify risky misconfigurations, and validate issues through focused penetration testing on networks, web apps, and APIs.

Ramin Lamei
TechCompass
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We have enjoyed working with HAVEN6. They were able to help us on some long-term agreements for pen testing.
Their personnel and management are easy to work with.
We look forward to our next project with them!

Joshua Weathers
Sugpiat Defense
What Requires Wireless Penetration Testing?
Wireless networks are a favorite entry point for attackers because they bypass physical security controls. You need this assessment if:
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PCI Compliance (Req. 11.1)
If you process credit cards, you are mandatorily required to test for and detect unauthorized wireless access points on a quarterly basis.
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Physical Office Moves
You recently moved into a new building or shared workspace and need to verify there are no leftover devices or signal leakage.
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Guest Network Isolation
You offer public Wi-Fi to visitors and need to prove that they cannot jump from the “Guest” network to your critical “Corporate” network.
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IoT & Warehouse Deployment
You have deployed wireless handheld scanners, smart thermostats, or security cameras that communicate over RF.
Our Wireless Penetration Testing Types
Deep dive into our service offering and the different types of wireless testing we use to support our clients.
| Test Type | Description |
| WLAN Penetration Testing (Wi-Fi) | Standard testing of 2.4GHz and 5GHz corporate networks. Focus on PSK (Pre-Shared Key) cracking and Enterprise authentication bypass. |
| Bluetooth / BLE Security | Testing wireless peripherals (keyboards, mice, headsets) and IoT devices for interception or hijacking vulnerabilities. |
| Guest Network Segmentation | VLAN hopping tests to ensure public users cannot access internal servers. |
| RFID/NFC Testing | Assessing physical access badge systems and cloning risks (available upon request). |
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What Our Wireless Pentesting Service Includes
We provide a complete map of your radio frequency (RF) risk profile.
Encryption Analysis
Testing the strength of your WPA2-Enterprise or WPA3 protocols. We attempt to capture “Handshakes” and crack passwords offline.
Rogue Access Detection
Sweeping your facility to find unauthorized Wi-Fi routers hidden under desks or plugged into walls by employees (Shadow IT).
Signal Leakage Mapping
Determining how far your Wi-Fi signal extends outside your building to see if it can be accessed from the street or neighboring offices.
Client Isolation Testing
Verifying that devices connected to the Wi-Fi cannot attack other devices on the same network (crucial for Guest Networks).
Evil Twin Simulation
We set up a fake access point mimicking your company SSIDs to see if your employees’ devices unknowingly connect to us, giving up credentials.
Visual Deliverables for The Invisible
We provide high-quality documentation that visualizes your wireless risk, so that you can adequately improve your security.
Executive Summary
A high-level risk scorecard for Management, Executives, C-Suite, and Board Members.
Wireless Heat Maps
Visual floor plans showing signal strength and leakage zones of the building.
Rogue Device Map
Physical locations of any unauthorized devices found during the sweep.
Technical Findings Report
Detailed steps of how we cracked the network. Includes times and hardware used.
Remediation Guide
Instructions on placement, power tuning, and encryption settings to secure the network.
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Wireless Penetration Testing Certifications
Our team holds industry-recognized certifications that reflect hands-on expertise across offensive security, cloud, incident response, and compliance.
Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP)
Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
GIAC Penetration Tester (GPEN)
GIAC Cloud Penetration Tester (GCPN)
GIAC Cloud Penetration Tester (GCPN)
CompTIA Security+, Network+, A+, Pentest+
GIAC Certified Incident Handler (GCIH)
AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (CCP)
Microsoft AZ-900, SC-900
Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP)
Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH)
Burp Suite Certified Practitioner (Apprentice)
Offensive Security Wireless Professional (OSWP)
Web App Penetration Tester (eWPT)
Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP)
Palo Alto PSE Certifications
Why Clients Choose Us for Wireless Pentesting
We roll in with directional antennas, HackRFs, and Pineapples, deliver color-coded heat maps that show every leak and rogue AP on your actual floor plan.
Specialized Hardware
We utilize high-power directional antennas, software-defined radios (SDR), and WiFi Pineapples to simulate sophisticated attacks.
Visual Heat Maps
Our reports include visual floor plans showing exactly where your signal is weak, where it is leaking, and where rogue devices were located.
Zero Downtime
Our passive capturing methods mean we do not degrade the performance of your Wi-Fi network while we are testing.
Don’t let your data float away.
Secure your airwaves against interception and intrusion.
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Wireless Pen Testing: FAQs
Learn more information about the most frequently asked questions
What is Wireless Penetration Testing?
Wireless Penetration Testing is the authorized assessment of your wireless networks (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee) to identify vulnerabilities that could allow an attacker to gain unauthorized access or eavesdrop on communications.
Unlike a standard network test which is often done remotely, wireless testing typically requires our security engineers to be physically on-site. We use high-gain antennas and specialized hardware to simulate “War Driving” attacks, attempting to breach your network from reception areas, parking garages, and nearby public spaces.
Who needs Wireless Penetration Testing?
Wireless pen testing is critical for:
- Corporate Enterprises: Organizations looking to prevent “parking lot attacks,” where hackers bypass physical security.
- Retail & Hospitality: Businesses that provide Guest Wi-Fi and must prove that it is strictly segmented from Point-of-Sale.
- Warehousing & Logistics: Operations relying on wireless handheld scanners, robots, and inventory systems where signal jamming or interception could paralyze the supply chain.
- High-Security Facilities: Government or defense environments that need to strictly enforce wireless policies.
What is Signal Leakage and why does it matter?
Signal Leakage is when your Wi-Fi signal extends too far outside your building (e.g., into the parking lot or the building across the street). This allows hackers to attack your network from the comfort of their car, without needing physical access to your office.
Do you have to be physically at our office?
For a comprehensive test, yes. While we can review configurations remotely, we cannot detect signal leakage, rogue access points, or perform parking lot attacks without being onsite.
Can you test multiple office locations?
Yes. We deploy field engineers to multiple sites to conduct simultaneous or rolling assessments across your global footprint.
Will testing disconnect our employees?
Generally, no. Most of our testing is passive (listening). However, if you opt for “De-authentication” testing (kicking users off to capture handshakes), there may be momentary disruptions. We schedule these specific tests during off-hours.
What is a Rogue Access Point?
A Rogue AP is a wireless router that has been installed on a secure network without explicit authorization from the network administrator. It is often an employee plugging in a home router to get better signal, creating a massive security hole.
Does this satisfy PCI-DSS Requirement 11.1?
Yes. PCI DSS requires you to test for the presence of wireless access points and detect unauthorized ones quarterly. Our service satisfies this requirement and provides the evidence needed for your audit.
Can you test Bluetooth devices?
Yes. We test Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and classic Bluetooth devices. This is common for companies using wireless card readers, smart locks, or medical devices.
