How crews use your Wi-Fi.
Shared keys
A key on a sticky note, or one that hasn’t changed since the last person left.
Rogue access points
A device on your network quietly broadcasting its own way in.
Guest networks that aren’t
Guest Wi-Fi that can still reach your internal systems.
How the job runs.
From the outside
What someone in the car park can see and reach.
As a guest or a user
What a signed-in user or a visitor can get to.
Follow it inside
Whether a wireless foothold reaches your internal network, and how far.
Report and retest
The fixes in order, and a retest once they’re done.
When to call us.
- When you move into a new office
- After changes to your Wi-Fi
- As part of an annual network review
- Before an audit that covers physical and network security
On its own or all year?
Scoped as a job on its own, or added to a year-round plan. We agree it with you at the start.
Partners: A wireless test is the network review item most clients overlook, and it opens segmentation work. Sell it under your brand.
Questions.
Do you have to be on site?
For testing from outside the building, yes. Some insider testing can be done remotely. We agree the approach with you.
Will it disrupt our Wi-Fi?
We agree what’s in scope and when, and avoid anything that would knock people offline unless you ask us to test it.
Find out how far the signal reaches.
Tell us about the site and a technical account manager will scope the job with you.