Facilities proposes one shared PSK for all yard tablets because roaming is simple. What security tradeoff must leadership accept?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
One yard-wide PSK is one master key hanging on the break-room board—simple roam, painful blast radius. If it leaks, every tablet is in play. It is not Enterprise 802.1X and it does not stay safe after a leak.
Full Explanation
Standard Personal PSK designs use a single shared secret for the SSID, which simplifies client configuration and roaming but creates a common compromise domain. Anyone with the passphrase can authenticate as a peer on that WLAN. Shared PSK is not equivalent to Enterprise AKM or certificate-based accountability.