Re: Auditing WPA/WPA2 wifi networks

[Doug Chesterman <mobile.doug.chesterman () gmail com>]

Are you talking about auditing the wireless portion of the network or monitoring it with a (W)IDS/IPS?

There are commercial WIDS/WIPS, Motorola makes Air Defence and there are others as well.

How you audit your wireless network will depend on the risks that wireless pose to your organization and how they are 
being managed.

The security of your APs is not the only risk, you may want to also think about the configuration of wireless devices 
and whether they can associate with an attacker's rogue AP.

Do you monitor for people in your org who connect their own consumer wireless router?

Doug

On 2013-03-08, at 9:21, "C. L. Martinez" <carlopmart () gmail com> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Recently, my company has decided to make the deployment of various
> wireless networks. In our infrastructure, we have installed several
> IDS (snort, bro and suricata) hosts to monitor our internal and
> perimeter networks. Our idea is to audit these wifi networks to adjust
> these IDS sensors (at first stage, will be three AP with WPA/WPA2
> passwords).
>
> Apart from tools that comes with BackTrack (airmon-ng, reaver, etc)
> ... exists some commercial or opensource tools to accomplish this
> task??
>
> Thanks.
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