Create a map or photos indicating the range of each relevant wireless access point. Materials Needed A portable wireless device (like an Android phone/tablet) is useful to map the network boundaries without causing undue suspicion. Some Apps like Wifi analyzer and Wifi Mapper can help. Considerations Despite this exercise covering only broadcast data, check the local laws which might cover this process before conducting it. Consider how it looks to third parties as you are scanning a network, especially from outside an office. Walkthrough Map the range of the organizations wireless network outside of office space, using wifite or other tools to track network strength. A variety of apps and tools can support this work without reosting to professional "wifi site survey" tools. If the Office Mapping exercise has taken place, that map can serve as the starting point to expand the map outside the office. If using a third party tool or app, ensure that the app is not sharing sensitive data. Using simple signal strength monitors in combination with location notes is more than sufficient. In Linux systems, one can use wavemon, kismet, wifite, and even the networkmanager command line tools to track visible networks and their strengths as described on StackExchange: watch "nmcli -f "CHAN,BARS,SIGNAL,SSID" d wifi list ifname wlx10feed21ae1d | sort -n" https://www.netspotapp.com/ (OSX, Windows, free for non-commercial uses) http://wifianalyzer.mobi, http://wifiheat.com/ (Android) Recommendation Depending on office layout, moving the wireless access point may help to reduce how far the network is transmitted outside of the office space, and changing devices which do not move to better enable this without loss of functionality. Page 133 of 240