A city warehouse adds rugged scanners that only support an older TLS stack. How should that client constraint affect WLAN security requirements?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Old scanners that speak weak TLS are like trucks that only fit certain bridges—you note the limit, pick EAP/ciphers they can handle without going back to WEP, and plan the upgrade on-ramp.
Full Explanation
Client and application crypto capability is a required input when defining WLAN authentication and encryption policy. Legacy TLS stacks may block modern EAP or cipher suites, so requirements must capture those constraints and define compensating controls or upgrade plans. Reintroducing WEP or disabling encryption is not an acceptable response.