Municipal IT drafts a citywide wireless security policy without involving legal, compliance, or facilities. Which gap most undermines an enforceable WLAN security policy?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
IT writing wireless policy in a vacuum is like writing building codes without the fire marshal. Legal, compliance, and facilities have to be in the room or the policy won't stick when something breaks.
Full Explanation
CWSP Domain 1 requires identifying appropriate stakeholders when developing WLAN security requirements and policy. Legal, compliance, facilities, and business owners often own regulatory interpretation, physical placement, and operational acceptance. Vendor branding or RF math appendices do not replace stakeholder identification for enforceable policy.