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News stories abound with headlines of how wireless networks have been plagued with misuse and abuse. However, understanding how to implement the available security options and how they can be integrated into an enterprise security design can keep your company from appearing in the headlines.
The Wireless Networking (WiFi) Security Course is what you need to protect your information from hackers while still enjoying the advantages wireless provides. This course demonstrates current wireless attacks, taking a look at hacking tools and information available to the hacker and then provides hands-on experience identifying and learning basic hacking techniques.
Your actual experience with these hacker tools will give you a new understanding of how wireless networks are attacked. This will help you learn how to prevent security threats from becoming security incidents. You'll understand the hacking process and the defensive measures available to protect your system from wireless attacks.
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Course Content
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| Wireless Networking |
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 | Risk Analysis |
| Security Policies |
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| Wireless Audit Tools |
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| Stumblers |
| Signal Analyzers |
| Spectrum Analyzers |
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| Wireless Hacker Tools |
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| Wireless Sniffers |
| WEP Crackers |
| Jamming and Flooding |
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| IEEE 802.11 Security |
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| WEP |
| WPA |
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| IEEE 802.1X Security |
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| EAP |
| LEAP |
| PEAP |
| Virtual Private Networks |
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| Physical Layer |
| Network Layer |
| Application Layer |
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Who Should Attend
Network, system, infrastructure, security, LAN, and WAN administrators and designers; IT and security consultants and managers; infrastructure
and telecom managers, and Chief Technology and Chief Security Officers, as well as anyone with an interest in the latest security technologies.
You’ll need to have an understanding of wireless networking at the level provided by the "Wireless Network Administration and Site Survey" class; this is an advanced level course.
NOTE: Students are required to bring their own laptop computer.
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