WIPS detects a rogue AP advertising the city’s employee SSID near city hall. What response aligns with policy-driven containment?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A fake city SSID is a phishing billboard in RF. Trust the WIPS playbook—classify, alert, contain or yank the gear—not vibes from the NOC chair. Turning off every real AP or crowdsourcing on social media makes the incident worse.
Full Explanation
Policy-driven rogue response uses WIPS detection plus defined escalation: classification, operator notification, and authorized wireless containment and/or physical removal. Ignoring weak-looking alerts risks successful evil-twin attacks. Citywide shutdown of legitimate infrastructure and public crowdsourcing are uncontrolled responses that increase outage and safety risk.