My research focused on wireless networks, explaining how the IEEE 802.11 family is implemented and how the technology is transitioning to wireless in an exponential growth. The feedback I received from the practical portion was an understanding of the Wi-Fi communication signal and the consumption of host resources in real time using the SNMP protocol. Because of its powerful practicality in providing a messaging format for communication, I discovered that there is a lot of software that uses SNMP protocols to keep businesses productive. While analyzing data traffic, I became aware of and observed the vulnerabilities inherent in wireless networks, and I proposed a few countermeasures to mitigate those attacks. As part of my thesis practice, I downloaded free software monitoring to track and collect real-time consumption data from host and wireless resources. I demonstrated and discussed the software tools that can be used to protect our network infrastructure, as well as how we can implement them to function effectively in order to achieve the business's goals.