Wireless LAN Certified Security
(WLAN-CSE) / content
The Wireless LAN Security Course is the preparation for the WLAN-CSE exam and conveys the participants the essential knowledge, to implement and manage the Wireless security of the companies with view of the 802.11 (a/b/g), 802.11e and the 802.11n standard. This will be realized through the application of Layer2 and Layer3 hardware- and software-solutions which are realized with tools of leading vendors.
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Target group
This course is suited for experienced network professionals, who want to acquire a substantiated know how of Wireless network security. Special topics, such as how a hacker attacks a network and means of forestalling this, are discussed.
Duration
The Wireless LAN security training takes 5 days. The practical training takes up 80 % of the total training time.
Certification
This training is the ideal preparation for the Wireless LAN certified security and Wireless LAN certifeid expert exams (WLAN-CSE / WLAN-CEP).
Prerequisites
It is adviced to have attended the WLAN-CAD training.
Content
Harrasment analysis and hacker methodics
Aim definition
Physical security
Helpful IT-employsee
Wireless bridges
packet analysis
Theft of information
Malicious data insertion
Denial of Service (DoS)
Peer-to-peer hacking
Attacks on EAP Protocol
Unauthorized control
WPA and 802.11i attacks
EAP DoS attack
Rudimentary security measures
SSID
MAC filters
Statical WEP
Default configuration
Firmware upgrades
Physical security
Periodical inventory
Continuative security measurements
Rogue equipment
Cell size
Protocol filter
SNMP
Protocols
Wireless segment configuration
Eliminate security gaps
Client security
IP Services
Advanced security measurements
Wireless security policy
Authentification & encryption
Wireless DMZ and VLANs
Audits
Data traffic analysis
Authentificated DHCP
Wireless LAN Auditing & Attacking Tools
Password Crackers & Sniffer
Wireless protocol analyser
Default settings of the vendor
Antenneas and WLAN equipment
Port scanning
Qeensland
Network Utilities
Network Discovery and Management
Hijacking User
RF jamming and data flooding tools
WEP Crackers
Aircrack
LEAP & PPTP cracking
WPA-PSK craking
Wavemon
Mognet
Kismet
AirTraf
WLAN-Jack
Fata-Jack
Airsnort
BSD-Airtools
Hardware & software solutions
RADIUS
Kerberos
Statical and dynamical WEP and TKIP
802.1x
Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP)
VPNs
Encryption techniques
Router
Switch-Router
Firewalls
Mobile IP
VPN solutions
Enterprise Wireless Gateways
Switches, VLANs, & Hubs
SHH2 tunneling & port deviation
Prevention & counter measures, Access Control
802.1x
RADIUS
802.11i
TKIP
AES
Intrusion Detection & Protection
EAP Authentication Protocol
Access Control und Authentication Mechanism
EAP-MD5
EAP-OTP
EAP-GTC
EAP-TLS
EAP-TTLS
PEAP
EAP-Fast
Cisco LEAP
Upper Layer Authentication
TLS
Kerberos
PEAP
WLAN Encryption and Data Integrity Protocol
IEEE 802.11i
Encryption Protocol
WEP
TKIP (802.11i / WPA)
CCMP
Key Management
WPA and RSN key structure
Pairwise and groupwise key
Pairwise key structure
Groupwise key structure
Key structure in connection with AES-CCMP
Derivations of WPA keys
The introduced topics will be completed with numerous labs.
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