A system architect is upgrading a research organization's WLAN infrastructure to protect sensitive data transfers. The security policy mandates centralized per-user authentication integrated with an identity provider, mutual authentication between clients and RADIUS servers, and resistance against credential theft via offline dictionary attacks. Which of the following technical requirements and protocol implementations must be selected to satisfy this policy? (Select TWO.)
- Implementation of WPA3-Enterprise mode operating with 802.1X framework for centralized identity managementCevap
- Deployment of Extensible Authentication Protocol-Transport Layer Security (EAP-TLS) using X.509 digital certificatesCevap
- CConfiguration of WPA3-Personal utilizing Simultaneous Authentication of Equals (SAE) with a shared complex passphrase
- DUse of Protected EAP with MS-CHAPv2 (PEAP-MSCHAPv2) configured with static WEP keys for legacy client compatibility
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The organization must implement WPA3-Enterprise mode with 802.1X and deploy EAP-TLS authentication with digital certificates.
WPA3-Enterprise enforces the 802.1X port-based network access control framework, allowing user authentication against centralized directory services like Active Directory via RADIUS. Combining this with EAP-TLS delivers mutual authentication through X.509 digital certificates, ensuring both client and network identity are validated while rendering offline dictionary attacks ineffective.
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WPA3-Enterprise Architecture and EAP-TLS Mutual Authentication