A draft municipal WLAN policy lists a single vendor's product SKUs instead of security outcomes. Which rewrite best follows high-level policy practice?
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Short Explanation
Policy should say "staff get enterprise auth and strong encryption," not "buy SKU-12345." Outcomes travel across refresh cycles; SKUs go end-of-life.
Full Explanation
High-level WLAN security policy should express required outcomes—such as enterprise authentication and strong encryption for staff access—without locking the organization to a single product SKU. Vendor-specific purchasing details belong in standards or designs under the policy, not as the policy itself. Disabling encryption is never an acceptable "neutrality" tactic.