A city conference-center SSID will host vendor demos that sometimes need AirDrop-like peer-to-peer transfers. How should the security designer treat peer-to-peer policy?
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Short Explanation
Peer-to-peer is like letting strangers pass notes in the same room—fine in a demo hall when you mean to, risky on the open library SSID. Turn it on with intent for the conference SSID; leave isolation on for everyday public Wi-Fi.
Full Explanation
Peer-to-peer connectivity may be required for conference or collaboration use cases, but unrestricted P2P on all municipal SSIDs expands lateral risk. General public/guest SSIDs typically keep client isolation enabled. Disabling essential L2 forwarding or assuming guest traffic is never sensitive are poor policy extremes. Apply P2P permissions selectively per SSID purpose.