CWNP

At CWNP, we offer enterprise wireless certifications for entry-level professionals all the way up to seasoned network experts. Each certification level is designed to benchmark your deepening understanding of RF technologies and applications of wireless networks. CWNP employs authorized training providers called CWNP Learning Centers to deliver instructor-led, video, and online LIVE training towar

IT talent looks the other way as wireless security incidents pile up - Help Net Security

05/29/2026

Your wireless network is more exposed than you think.

Cisco's 2026 State of Wireless report found that 87% of organizations have visibility gaps that directly affect their ability to troubleshoot and 25% of wireless issues get misattributed entirely, burning an average of 18 hours per incident.

That's nearly three working days lost per misdiagnosed problem.

The fix isn't more dashboards. It's professionals who understand what's actually happening at the protocol level, not just what the tool is reporting.

AI-generated attacks are now one of the top drivers of wireless security risk, and the skills to combat them don't come pre-installed. They're built through real, deep wireless training.

CWNP certifications are vendor-neutral for a reason. Because the network doesn't care which vendor you use and neither do attackers.

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IT talent looks the other way as wireless security incidents pile up - Help Net Security Enterprise wireless networks are supporting a growing mix of devices and applications, increasing operational demand and security exposure.

05/27/2026

Wi-Fi 7 is here. Most enterprise IT teams aren't ready for it.

Not because they don't have the hardware. But because the hardware decisions are being made by people who don't yet understand what's actually different about 802.11be.

Wi-Fi 7 introduces Multi-Link Operation (MLO), which allows a device to simultaneously transmit and receive on multiple bands and channels. That's a fundamental shift from how previous Wi-Fi generations worked. If you don't understand it, you can't design for it, you can't troubleshoot it, and you can't explain to your organization why the upgrade is worth the investment.

At CWNP, with CWNA, You'll build a deep understanding of RF behavior, 802.11 standards, and WLAN architecture, knowledge that doesn't become obsolete when the next Wi-Fi generation arrives. It's the framework you apply to Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 7, and whatever comes next.

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