STA - WIRELESS NETWORKS: SECURITY THREATS AND ATTACKS TRAINING

Wireless Network has changed the paradigm of Computer Network and Data Connectivity. The STA – Wireless Networks: Security Threats and Attacks course will let you explore the potential threats which are vulnerable to wireless networks.

Data connectivity is more convenient and personalized through wireless communication, but it has its opposite side as well. From this course, you will explore those wireless threats come in all shapes and sizes. For example, anyone within the range of your WAP (Wireless Access Point) may snatch your data packets out of the air and decoding the data using a packet sniffer.

This course will let you know about the most common type of wireless network threats, which include:

• Accidental Association
• Malicious Association
• Ad-hoc Networks
• Non-traditional networks
• Identity theft (MAC spoofing)
• Man-in-the-middle attacks
• Denial of Service (DoS)
• Network injection
• Caffe Latte attack
• Passive capturing
• Evil Twin attacks
• Freeloading

Prerequisites

What will you gain after this course

• With the help of this course, you will learn how to manage, monitor, and configure a wireless network infrastructure.
• This course will help you to detect the threats for wireless networks and the ways to prevent those threats.
• This course will help you to expand the job opportunities in the Cyber Security Job roles.

Jobs you can get
with a STA – Wireless Networks: Security Threats and Attacks Certification

• Wireless Network Development Manager
• Network Administrator
• Senior Network Engineer
• Network and Security Specialist
• Wireless Network Technician