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Skybridge's wireless airspace as an annotated RF floor plan: access points cover halls A, B and C, the offices, the café, the loading bay and the outdoor plaza, the staff network is heard past the property line, and a stronger twin of the staff network appears near Hall C; on the right, wireless is split into four service zones — staff with 802.1X and a checked server certificate, an isolated internet-only guest network, voice tuned for roaming, and a separate zone for 220 legacy devices — and the rogue twin is located by RF evidence and contained.
CY-BEGINNER-007Beginner · Wireless Security

Wireless Airspace Lab — From Radio Evidence to Trusted Access

A nine-hour RF field survey and engineering lab where you map propagation, trace 802.11 sessions, build WPA identity, isolate guests and devices, command a rogue-AP incident, and defend a measurable wireless architecture.

9 hours8 chapters32 lessons100 activities8 labs

What you'll learn

  • Interpret RF, channel, frame, association, and client evidence.
  • Build WPA, EAP, RADIUS, certificate, and role-based trust.
  • Verify guest, device, dual-stack, roaming, and management-plane controls.
  • Respond to rogue wireless activity and defend a phased architecture.
Price:৳5,000
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