From: Matthew Webster (awakenings@mindspring.com)
Date: Wed Mar 29 2006 - 09:47:00 EST
Hi,
I work in an environment that has a policy that does not permit
wireless devices. We still do an "audit" of the area to ensure that
there are no wireless devices in our area. I wish to prove that there
are no devices. Being in a city, there are literally hundreds of
wireless networks present - perhaps up to 50 in any one given area of
our building. I have tracked the signals down and have determined that
there are no rogue access points or peer networks hidden in our portion
of the building.
Now a traditional wireless audit would be easy. I could report
the signal strengths of our devices, if the SSID's are correct, are
non-broadcast, etc. That would be an easy report to create after data
collection. In this case, I am trying to prove a negative. I can list
networks, signal strengths, etc. but I feel like I am fluffing the
report with meaningless and time wasting statistics. Does anyone have
any experience in what they would report under these circumstances?
Matt
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