An engineer wants to change the employee SSID from WPA3-Enterprise to a shared PSK “just for the weekend festival.” What process should stop that?
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Short Explanation
Flipping corp Wi-Fi to a shared weekend password is not a cute festival hack—it is a security change. Run it through change management or do not do it. Polls and log-off switches are not approvals.
Full Explanation
Security-affecting WLAN changes—such as altering SSID AKM from WPA3-Enterprise to PSK—require documented change management and approval because they alter confidentiality, compliance, and operational risk. Untracked CLI changes and intentionally disabled logging undermine accountability. Public polls are not an authorization control for municipal infrastructure.