Facilities staff keep plugging consumer APs into wall jacks behind reception desks, creating rogue SSIDs. Which program element most directly addresses the root behavior?
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Short Explanation
Most rogue APs aren’t cartoon villains—they’re helpful people with a Best Buy bag. Train folks why home routers on city jacks are a problem and show the right way to ask for coverage. Firewalls alone don’t teach the break room.
Full Explanation
WLAN security programs include awareness and training so staff understand rogue/consumer AP risks and approved request paths. Technical controls (port security, WIPS) complement but do not replace addressing the human behavior that introduces devices. Encouraging home routers or disabling port security increases exposure.