This wireless security training course (2 days) – completely revised this year – gives delegates an understanding of:

• Different types of 802.11i networks
• How hackers bypass wireless security
• Implementing wireless security measures
  

Wireless security training is vital when considering deployment of wireless LANs.  As wireless grows in popularity and more security horror stories hit the headlines, the need to secure these networks has become ever greater.  The course follows the evolution of wireless security, teaching the underlying principles so that delegates leave not only with an understanding of the current scene but also better prepared as the world of wireless inevitably changes.  Hands-on exercises reinforce theory with practice, allowing delegates to see the methods work for themselves. Delegates who successfully complete the exam included at the end of the training course will be awarded the Certified Wireless Security Analyst (CWSA) qualification.

• 802.11 standards
• Wardriving
• Kismet
• Circumventing MAC filtering
• WEP cracking
• Aircrack
• RC4 and AES
• WPA and WPA2
• TKIP and CCMP
• Public key cryptography
• RADIUS
• 802.1X and EAP
• Building an 802.11i network
• Bluetooth
• RFID

• Overview of wireless hardware components
• Wireless infrastructures
• War driving – tools & equipment used
• How hackers break in to WLANs (hands-on)
• Securing wireless networks – step by step
• MAC filtering
• WEP, WPA, WPA2, 802.1X & 802.11i security
• RADIUS servers & authentication over WiFi