Is your wireless architecture aligned with operational and security requirements?
A Wireless Security Architecture Assessment delivered through wireless infrastructure engineering — a defensible picture of where your environment performs, where it falters, and what that costs the work that depends on it.
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Wireless infrastructure is one of the most accessible attack surfaces in any facility. Rogue access points, misconfigured encryption, and weak authentication protocols don't require physical access to exploit.
This assessment evaluates the architecture decisions, not just the configuration settings — because security posture is built in at the design level, and patched (incompletely) afterward.
What SignalForge evaluates.
SignalForge evaluates your wireless architecture against current security standards — encryption strength, authentication methods, segmentation design, rogue device exposure, and management plane security.
The output is a security architecture assessment with prioritized findings, a risk register, and a remediation roadmap sized to your actual threat model.
The same seven-step model, applied to security.
Deploy is engaged only when the engagement includes remediation — assessment-only scopes stop at the risk register and roadmap.
Deliverables built for leadership decisions.
Executive Summary
The reliability picture in plain language, sized for the boardroom.
Reliability Scorecard
Score, grade, executive rating, and maturity at a glance.
Prioritized Findings
What's wrong, where, and why it matters — ranked by impact.
Risk Register
Operational exposure, tracked and rated for follow-through.
Remediation Roadmap
Immediate, near-term, and strategic moves — sequenced.
A defensible rating, not a gut feeling.
Representative output. Every environment is scored against the same framework so results hold up over time and across sites.
One finding, read three ways.
Every finding descends from business impact to engineering evidence — so leadership, operations, and engineers each see the layer that speaks to them.
Unauthorized access to the corporate network may be possible via wireless infrastructure.
Legacy WPA2-Personal authentication in use; no certificate-based access control on clinical SSIDs.
Rogue AP detected on channel 36 (MAC: 00:1A:2B:3C:4D:5E) — SSID spoofing corporate network. PMF not enforced.
Layer 1 leads every report. Layers 2 and 3 live in the findings detail and technical appendix.
Sequenced for impact, kept at the executive level.
Immediate
Eliminate rogue AP exposure and enforce management-plane access controls to close the most accessible attack vectors.
Near-Term
Migrate clinical SSIDs to 802.1X/EAP, enforce PMF, and eliminate WPA2-Personal on operational networks.
Strategic
Establish a wireless security review cadence and automated rogue detection as a persistent control.
Find out what your wireless is really costing operations.
Discovery defines scope, fit, and the right engagement for your environment. No commitment to start the conversation.
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