After a city migrates enterprise SSIDs to WPA3-Enterprise, what policy-lifecycle action is most appropriate?
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Short Explanation
New locks on the building mean you update the facilities binder—not shred it. After WPA3, revisit policy on a cadence so exceptions, old AKMs, and monitoring rules match reality. “Set and forget” is how shadow WPA2 SSIDs survive.
Full Explanation
Security policy lifecycle management requires reviews after material WLAN changes such as WPA3 migration. Policy must reflect allowed AKMs, transition modes, exceptions, logging, and monitoring expectations. Permanent freezes, stale WPA2-only text, or deleting wireless IR guidance leave governance misaligned with the deployed control plane.