Re: Wireless Audit Reports

["Kyle Maxwell" <krmaxwell () gmail com>]

On 3/29/06, Matthew Webster <awakenings () mindspring com> wrote:
>       Now a traditional wireless audit would be easy.  I could report
> the signal strengths of our devices, if the SSID's are correct, are
> non-broadcast, etc.  That would be an easy report to create after data
> collection.  In this case, I am trying to prove a negative.  I can list
> networks, signal strengths, etc. but I feel like I am fluffing the
> report with meaningless and time wasting statistics.  Does anyone have
> any experience in what they would report under these circumstances?

I'd think the strongest statement you could make would be that, at a
given date and time, no 802.11x broadcast sources were detected from
within a given facility.

--
Kyle Maxwell
http://caffeinatedsecurity.com
[krmaxwell () gmail com]

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