A security analyst is auditing a wireless network transition from WPA2-Personal to WPA3-Personal across several satellite offices. The goal is to support modern WPA3 security enhancements while maintaining temporary backward compatibility for legacy WPA2 devices. Which TWO of the following configuration settings or protocols are required to properly achieve this deployment? (Select TWO)
- Enable WPA3 Transition Mode to allow legacy WPA2-PSK clients and WPA3 SAE clients to connect to the same SSID.Cevap
- BConfigure an 802.1X RADIUS server to distribute individual SAE passphrase scalars to authenticating clients.
- Set Protected Management Frames (PMF) to required or capable to safeguard management traffic against spoofing.Cevap
- DIntegrate TACACS+ accounting services to encrypt the initial 4-way handshake key generation parameters.
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The correct requirements are enabling WPA3 Transition Mode for dual-protocol support and configuring Protected Management Frames (PMF) to secure wireless management frames.
Deploying WPA3-Personal in an environment with legacy clients requires WPA3 Transition Mode so that WPA2-PSK clients and WPA3-SAE clients can connect to the same wireless network. Additionally, Protected Management Frames (PMF / IEEE 802.11w) must be enabled because PMF is a required security baseline under the WPA3 standard to stop frame spoofing attacks.
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WPA3-Personal (SAE), Transition Mode, and Mandatory PMF
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