A network security administrator is updating wireless security configurations across multiple corporate site tiers to meet strict security baseline policies. Match each wireless security standard or mode on the left with its corresponding encryption protocol and authentication mechanism on the right.
- WPA3-PersonalAES-CCMP encryption paired with Simultaneous Authentication of Equals (SAE) key exchange
- WPA2-EnterpriseAES-CCMP encryption paired with 802.1X port-based authentication via RADIUS
- WPA3-Enterprise (192-bit mode)GCMP-256 cipher suite paired with HMAC-SHA384 message integrity verification
- Legacy WPA (TKIP mode)RC4 stream cipher wrapped with key mixing algorithms and Michael Message Integrity Code
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WPA3-Personal matches with AES-CCMP paired with SAE key exchange. WPA2-Enterprise matches with AES-CCMP paired with 802.1X/RADIUS authentication. WPA3-Enterprise (192-bit mode) matches with GCMP-256 paired with HMAC-SHA384. Legacy WPA (TKIP mode) matches with RC4 wrapped with key mixing and Michael MIC.
Each wireless security standard maps to specific cryptographic algorithms and key establishment mechanisms: WPA3-Personal uses SAE key exchange to replace PSK; WPA2-Enterprise combines AES-CCMP with 802.1X RADIUS authentication; WPA3-Enterprise 192-bit mode enforces top-tier GCMP-256 and HMAC-SHA384 ciphers for mission-critical deployments; and legacy WPA (TKIP) relies on RC4 stream encryption with Michael MIC.
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Wireless Security Standards and Encryption Protocols