Rogue Access Point
What is Rogue Access Point?
An unauthorized wireless access point installed on a network that can enable unauthorized network access or serve as a launch point for attacks.
Terms that appear alongside rogue access point
Each of these is named in at least one of the same controls as rogue access point. The number is how many controls name both.
- access point 3 shared controls
- encryption 2 shared controls
- authentication 2 shared controls
Frameworks that govern rogue access point
What the standards actually require on rogue access point
Requirements naming rogue access point across 3 standards, quoted from the control text.
Secure wireless access to criminal justice information using approved encryption, authentication, and rogue access point detection.
CJIS-SC-2 · Wireless Network Protections →Wireless networks are secured with strong encryption, segmentation from production, and rogue access point detection.
IS-IV.C.3 · Wireless Network Security →UR E26 Goal 2 (Protect) requires controls for remote access + wireless + physical security. Remote access: required for vendor / OEM / shore support during voyage;
IACS-UR-E26-Protect-RemoteAccess-Wireless-Physical-Boundary · IACS UR E26 Protect Goal - Remote Access + Wireless + Physical Security + Boundary Protection →Questions people ask about rogue access point
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