Module 01 – Business and Technical Logistics of Wireless Pen Testing

• Section 01 – What is Penetration Testing?
• Section 02 – Today’s Threats
• Section 03 – Pen Testing Methodology
• Section 04 – Wireless Standards and Organizations

Module 02 – Wireless Security Fundamentals

• Section 01 – Wireless Security Fundamentals
• Section 02 – WLAN Security Policy
• Section 03 – RF Components
• Section 04 – RF Signal and Antenna Concepts
• Section 05 – Spread Spectrum Technologies
• Section 06 – IEE 802.11 Standards
• Section 07 – IEEE 802.15 Standards Bluetooth

Module 03 – Authentication

• Section 01 – WLAN Authentication Overview
• Section 02 – 802.1x
• Section 03 – EAP
• Section 04 – Key Management

Module 04 – Encryption

• Section 01 – Cryptography Overview
• Section 02 – Symmetric Encryption
• Section 03 – Asymmetric Cryptography

Module 05 – WLAN Encryption Implementations

• Section 01 – WPA2
• Section 02 – WPA3
• Section 03 – Sniffing
• Section 04 – Authentication Attacks
• Section 05 – Threat Assessments

Module 07 – Reconnaissance and Enumeration

• Section 01 – What are we looking for?
• Section 02 – Keeping Track of what we find!
• Section 03 – Where/How do we find this information?
• Section 04 – Passive Scanning: Are there tools to help?
• Section 05 – Passive Recon Countermeasures
• Section 06 – Reaching Out!
• Section 07 – Port Scanning
• Section 08 – Active Scanning: Are there tools to help?
• Section 09 – Active Recon Countermeasures
• Section 10 – Banner Grabbing
• Section 11 – Enumeration

Module 08 – Network Assessment and Exploitation Techniques

• Section 01 – Exploits
• Section 02 – WiFi Tools
• Section 03 – Wi-Fi Exploits
• Section 04 – Exploit Framework

Module 09 – Evasion Techniques

• Section 01 – Evading Firewalls
• Section 02 – Evading Honeypots
• Section 03 – Evading IDS

Module 10 – Monitoring and Auditing WLANS

• Section 01 – Monitoring
• Section 02 – Auditing
• Section 03 – Secure Roaming
• Section 04 – WLAN Security Recommendations and Designs

CYBER RANGE – WIRELESS LABS

• Lab 01 – Introduction to Pen Testing Setup
• Lab 02 – Using Tools for Reporting (Optional)
• Lab 03 – Wireless Authentication Capture
• Lab 04 – Information Gathering (Optional)
• Lab 05 – Detecting Live Systems – Scanning Techniques
• Lab 06 – Enumeration
• Lab 07 – Wireless Scanning with Different Systems
• Lab 08 – Decrypting Wi-Fi Traffic
• Lab 09 – Cracking WPA2
• Lab 10 – Windows System Hacking
• Lab 11 – Advanced Vulnerability and Exploitation Techniques
• Lab 12 – AntiVirus Bypass
• Lab 13 – Cracking Passwords from a Linux System
• Lab 14 – Network Sniffing/IDS
• Lab 15 – WiFi Audit with hcxdumptool
• Final Lab – WarDrive, Scanning, Setup Evil Twin, Enterprise Attack

Il pubblico principale di questo corso Mile2 C)WSE Certified Wireless Security Engineer è costituito da:

• IS Security Owners
• Security Officers
• Penetration Testers
• System Owners and Managers
• Ethical Hackers
• Information Owners
• Cyber Security Engineers

Al termine del corso, gli studenti del Certified Wireless Security Engineer non solo saranno in grado di stabilire standard di Cyber Security e di gestione IS accettabili per il settore con le best practice attuali, ma saranno anche preparati a sostenere con competenza l’esame C)WSE.

Per seguire con profitto il corso Mile2 C)PEH Certified Professional Ethical Hacker u00e8 consigliato essere in possesso dei seguenti prerequisiti:

• aver frequentato il corso Mile2 C)SP Certified Security Principles
• almeno 12 mesi di esperienza nella gestione di sistemi

Il materiale didattico è in lingua inglese

Questo corso C)WSE Certified Wireless Security Engineer è costituito da un combo che comprende un libro, un video dove un istruttore vi guida attraverso il libro, la guida di preparazione all’esame, simulazioni illimitate dell’esame e l’esame di certificazione. Tutto il materiale sarà disponibile per 12 mesi nel vostro account Mile2.com. Se non si dispone già di un account Mile2.com, ne verrà creato uno al momento dell’iscrizione.