Wireless Hacking, Pentesting, and Defense

NCE Associated Training | Wireless Hacking, PenTesting, and Defense

Wireless Hacking, Pentesting, and Defense

Vendor:  NC-Expert

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Class Overview

This Wireless Hacking, PenTesting, and Defense , or WHPD, knowledge training is ideal for engineers who need to learn more about the weaknesses of Wi-Fi networks.

This 4-day training class covers a multitude of topics ranging from introducing Wi-Fi security concepts, to advanced hacking/PenTesting of Wi-Fi networks. This class provides the networking security professional with a firm underpinning of knowledge to help them to advance in the wireless networking industry, whether it be in defense or testing of Wi-Fi security.

To quote from John Chambers, ex-CEO of Cisco: “There are two types of companies: those that have been hacked, and those who don't know they have been hacked.” Do you know how secure your Wi-Fi network is? Do you know how to attack, PenTest, and defend your Wi-Fi network? At the end of this training, your answers to these questions will be a resounding “Yes!”

From basic Wi-Fi security theory to breaking Wi-Fi security protocols, including Personal and Enterprise modes of security. Weaknesses in Wi-Fi will be discussed, along with benefits of WPA3. Weaknesses in WPA3 will also be discussed. Students will gain an appreciation of 802.11 security Frame Exchange processes. This class delivers hands-on training that will benefit anyone working with networks in the wireless IT technology industry.

Main Areas Covered by WHPD:
WLAN security
Using Wireshark with Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi security weaknesses
How to exploit Wi-Fi security weaknesses
How to protect Wi-Fi security
How to detect attacks on Wi-Fi security
The future of Wi-Fi security

Class Details

Objectives


By the end of this training, the student should be able to:
- explain WLAN security
- use Wireshark to analyze and break Wi-Fi security
- explain Wi-Fi security weaknesses
- describe how to exploit Wi-Fi security weaknesses
- describe how to protect Wi-Fi security
- describe how to detect attacks on Wi-Fi security
- explain the future of Wi-Fi security

Prerequisite Knowledge Advisory

While there are no hard-and-fast formal prerequisites to attend WHPD, it is *strongly* recommended that students have a working knowledge of Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi security basics. Additionally, understanding of CWNP’s CWNA concepts will benefit students attending this training.

Ideally, you should have:
Basic knowledge of networking.
Basic knowledge of Wi-Fi networking.
Understanding of OSI Model.
Knowledge of IP Subnetting.

WHPD Training Class Outline


Module 1: Wi-Fi Foundations
Module 2: Wi-Fi Security Foundations
Module 3: Advanced Wi-Fi Concepts You Need to Know
Module 4: Fundamentals of Wireshark
Module 5: Fundamentals of Security and PenTesting
Module 6: Wi-Fi Security Weaknesses
Module 7: Wi-Fi Security: How to Break it!
Module 8: Wi-Fi Security: How to Protect it!
Module 9: How to Detect Attacks
Module 10: The Future of Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi Security
Module 11: Designing Robust Wi-Fi Security for Today and Tomorrow

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