For a standard WPA2 enterprise redesign at city hall, which pairwise cipher should replace deprecated TKIP?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
TKIP was the transitional bandage; CCMP with AES is the real WPA2 pairwise cipher. Don’t ‘upgrade’ into WEP, bare RC4, or cleartext after login.
Full Explanation
WPA2’s standard robust pairwise cipher is CCMP based on AES, replacing TKIP. WEP and standalone RC4 are deprecated and must not be selected. Completing 802.1X does not justify cleartext data frames; pairwise encryption remains required. Selecting CCMP/AES aligns the redesign with current WPA2 encryption practice.