City cybersecurity policy for a classified records WLAN requires WPA3-Enterprise 192-bit security. Which encryption/AKM selection best matches that requirement?
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Short Explanation
When city policy stamps “192-bit” on the records SSID, it is asking for the WPA3-Enterprise 192-bit suite—not a longer PSK, a portal, or vintage WEP. Stronger AKM and cipher suites ride together in that mode. Match the profile to the policy, not to marketing numbers that sound close.
Full Explanation
WPA3-Enterprise 192-bit mode selects a stronger authentication and encryption suite combination for high-assurance WLANs. Policy-driven designs that require 192-bit security must enable that mode rather than substituting WPA2-Personal, open/captive access, or deprecated WEP. Hidden SSIDs and passphrase length alone do not satisfy 192-bit suite requirements. Correct suite selection is a core WLAN security architecture decision under CWSP encryption objectives.