Examkin

Question

Difficulty: EasyWireless Security Standards and Encryption Protocols

A network administrator is deploying a wireless network for an enterprise office. Management requires each employee to authenticate individually using their corporate domain credentials via an IEEE 802.1X RADIUS server, rather than relying on a shared passphrase. Which wireless security mode should the administrator configure?

  1. WPA3-EnterpriseAnswer
  2. B
    WPA3-Personal
  3. C
    WPA3-PSK
  4. D
    WPA3-OWE

Answer

WPA3-Enterprise
WPA3-Enterprise is designed specifically for corporate environments that require individual authentication using the IEEE 802.1X framework connected to a central RADIUS or AAA server.

Step-by-Step Solution

1
Identify authentication requirement
The requirement specifies individual user credential authentication backed by an 802.1X RADIUS server.
Enterprise security environments mandate centralized user management rather than pre-shared keys.
2
Map authentication framework to WPA3 modes
WPA3-Enterprise provides 802.1X EAP-based authentication framework integration.
WPA3-Personal (and PSK/SAE) is intended for home/small office setups using a single shared passphrase.

Key Concept

WPA3 Personal vs Enterprise Authentication Modes
Estimated Time:45s
Rate this question

Topics

Wireless Security Standards and Encryption Protocols

More questions from this topic