Course Details
Wireless Security
Students study IEEE802.11 WLAN standards. Various types of threats and attacks in wireless networks are discussed. They examine security models used in WLANs including IEEE 802.11i and Wi-Fi protected Access (WPA and WPA2). Students explore passive wireless discovery, and active attacks. Through hands-on activities, students examine different types of wireless tools and appliances used to avoid and protect against wireless attacks as well as discuss the best options for implementation.
This course is part of the following program(s)
1. Applied Cybersecurity Fundamentals
Why This Course?
Upgrading Skills
After completing this course, students will be able to:
Explain how security information can be gathered using various techniques.
Describe the vulnerabilities of original IEEE 802.11 authentication and WEP.
Identify security measures against threats and attacks in wireless networks.
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Employment Opportunity
Various IT positions
Main Topics
Wireless Security Overview
Wireless Security Risks, Legacy IEEE 802.11 Security
SOHO 802.11 Security Model, Enterprise 802.11 Security Model
Enterprise WLAN Architecture, WLAN Security Infrastructure
802.11 Fast Secure Roaming, Wireless Security Monitoring
Wireless Security Policies
Training Methods
Offered online
Computer-based training
Supervised practical
Hands-on
Other
