Wireless Penetration Testing (VAPT) Service
in Singapore

Yes. Wi-Fi penetration testing requires physical proximity to your wireless environment. Our testers conduct the assessment on-site using specialised wireless hardware to accurately simulate a real attacker operating from within or near your premises. Remote wireless testing is not feasible and would not reflect realistic attack conditions.

Black Box testing simulates an external attacker with no prior knowledge — ideal for testing whether hidden networks can be found, guest portals bypassed, or encryption cracked from the lobby.

Grey Box testing simulates a compromised guest or insider with basic access, uncovering deeper flaws like whether a guest can pivot into the corporate network.

Many clients run both for complete coverage. VAPT is a critical component for regulatory compliance. It serves as documented proof of due diligence, providing the necessary reassurance to authorities, auditors, and stakeholders that your organization is committed to maintaining a robust and resilient security environment.

A network pentest focuses on your wired infrastructure — servers, firewalls, and Active Directory. A Wi-Fi pentest specifically targets your wireless access points, SSIDs, encryption, and the paths an attacker could use to gain a foothold wirelessly before pivoting into the wired environment. For comprehensive coverage, both are recommended.

Minimally. We define clear rules of engagement with your IT team before testing begins. Certain simulations — such as deauthentication testing — may cause brief disconnections on targeted test devices, but these are scheduled and controlled to avoid impacting production users or business-critical operations.

Typically, a wireless penetration test takes 2 to 5 business days per location, depending on the physical size of your facility and network complexity.

To ensure an accurate assessment, our execution depends on two critical factors:

• Peak Operational Testing: Testing must be conducted on-site during active business hours when your staff are on the network. This allows us to accurately map active or hidden SSIDs, measure signal perimeter leakage, and observe real-time traffic volumes under realistic conditions.

• Targeted Traffic Capture: Intercepting the specific cryptographic handshakes required for simulated exploitation relies entirely on active user behavior. Depending on your network’s activity patterns, our team may conduct multiple targeted site visits across different shifts to capture the data needed to thoroughly test your defenses.

Our report consists of:

1. Executive Summary
   • Overview of assessment
   • Findings categorized by OWASP Top 10
   • Attestation on areas you have done well
2. Risk Register
   • Findings tracker
3. Engagement scope
   • Scope of work, methodology and risk model used
4. Detailed Findings
   • Issue details and background
   • Issue remediation
   • Attestation