Policy forbids a single shared passphrase for roughly 500 municipal employees on the primary staff SSID. Which authentication design complies?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Five hundred people and one sticky-note password is a leak waiting to happen. Enterprise 802.1X gives each person their own auth—not a campus-wide PSK, a hidden open SSID, or dusty WEP.
Full Explanation
At enterprise scale, a shared Personal PSK is inappropriate because compromise or turnover exposes every user of that passphrase. WPA2/WPA3-Enterprise with 802.1X provides per-user (or per-device) authentication via AAA. Hidden open SSIDs and WEP do not meet modern municipal staff WLAN policy forbidding shared PSKs.