After a city adopts WPA3-Enterprise, temporary WPA3 Transition Mode exceptions remain in policy with no end date. What lifecycle practice should be applied?
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Short Explanation
Transition Mode exceptions are temporary bridges—put an end date and an owner on them, then tear the bridge down once clients can do full WPA3-Enterprise.
Full Explanation
Policy lifecycle management includes managing exceptions: assign ownership, set expiration, and remove or renew them deliberately. Leaving WPA3 Transition Mode exceptions "forever" after an Enterprise adoption undermines the intended security baseline. Informal or permanent undocumented carve-outs are poor lifecycle practice.