Frequently asked questions

AI agent pentesters automate parts of a wireless security assessment, including reconnaissance, asset classification, anomaly detection, attack-path prioritization and evidence organization. They operate within the agreed scope while human security experts control the engagement and validate every reported finding.

Wi-Fi penetration testing is an authorized security assessment of an organization's wireless infrastructure. It evaluates how access points, authentication, encryption, segmentation and client behaviour would hold up against a realistic attacker, and produces prioritized, actionable remediation guidance.

No. AI supports the engagement but does not replace qualified penetration testers. Authorization, oversight, validation, risk interpretation and final reporting remain the responsibility of human security professionals. Business risk cannot be determined solely by an automated model.

Yes. A preconfigured wireless assessment appliance is shipped to your facility. Once connected, it establishes a secure, authenticated connection to our cloud platform, allowing our team to assess the on-site wireless environment remotely under the agreed scope — reducing travel while keeping human oversight throughout.

Very little. You place the appliance in the agreed location, connect power and, where required, a network uplink, then power it on. You follow the short setup instructions we provide. No specialist wireless knowledge is needed on your side.

Yes, subject to applicable customs, sanctions, export, import and local regulatory requirements. Worldwide delivery is a core part of the model and lets us assess distributed international locations without on-site travel to every site.

Common enterprise wireless environments, including WPA2-Personal, WPA2-Enterprise, WPA3, guest networks, captive portals and enterprise authentication (such as 802.1X/EAP) configurations, can be assessed where they are in scope and authorized.

Evidence is collected, stored and transmitted according to the evidence-handling requirements agreed in the statement of work. Access is limited to the engagement team, and handling follows least-privilege and data-minimization principles.

Timing depends on the number of facilities, wireless coverage, number of SSIDs, authentication architecture, approved techniques, social-engineering scope, shipping and reporting requirements. We provide an indicative timeline as part of your scoped proposal.

The technical PDF report includes an executive summary, scope, methodology, limitations, asset observations, findings with evidence and severity, technical and business impact, a reproduction overview appropriate for your team, remediation guidance, strategic recommendations and retesting recommendations.

Before any testing begins, we agree the scope, authorized techniques, testing windows, safety limits, escalation contacts, evidence-handling requirements, success criteria and stop conditions in a signed statement of work. No testing starts until written authorization is complete.

Yes. The remote-appliance model is designed to scale across distributed and international locations, which is one of its key advantages over travel-dependent on-site testing.

Cost depends on the number of facilities, wireless coverage, number of SSIDs, authentication architecture, approved techniques, social-engineering scope, shipping, reporting and retesting requirements. Request a quote and we will prepare a scoped proposal for your environment.

Submit the quote-request form with your first name, company name and business email. We will follow up to scope your engagement. You will also receive a short confirmation email shortly after submitting.