This case study analyzes the wireless security vulnerabilities of Rare Vintage Auto Parts Ltd, a company experiencing network issues across its multiple offices and warehouse. The analysis identifies several key risks, including broadcasting the company's SSID, weak wireless encryption, mismatched antennas, high power gain access points, lack of a firewall and VPN, absence of network sub-setting, missing designated and backup routers, mixed network card standards, no data backup mechanism, and the absence of a network security policy. The report proposes solutions such as hiding the SSID, implementing enterprise-mode Wi-Fi, using stronger encryption protocols like WPA2, deploying matching antennas, adjusting access point power gains, implementing a firewall and VPN, configuring network sub-setting, establishing data backup and recovery systems, and creating a comprehensive network security policy. It also suggests deploying Cisco Unified Threat Management Systems and Microsoft Azure cloud computing services for enhanced security and proposes a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy to manage employee-owned devices on the network, covering aspects like privacy expectations, acceptable use, and user agreements.