Abstract

Wi-Fi wireless networks are an integral part of everyday life and as such security, the protection of these networks according to their evolution over time has been a constant challenge due to their use and the information that is transmitted through it and changes in the purpose of their use and the current needs of electronic devices [1]. Currently, there are several sources of documentation that aim to guide both designers of Wi-Fi wireless networks and security managers who must perform audits to networks, and consequently with the need to incorporate the principle of defense in depth. This study presents an experimental review [2] to validate established security variables to measure their effects and obtain results on how these multivariables [3] relate to each other and affect the gap in the results of an information security audit.