A city IT auditor finds a guest SSID on a library lobby AP still using WEP. What remediation should the municipal technician apply first?
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Short Explanation
WEP is a cracked antique, not a guest welcome mat. Treat the auditor finding like a broken lock on the lobby door: swap it for a modern WPA2 or WPA3 suite instead of stacking hide-SSID or MAC tricks on top of WEP.
Full Explanation
WEP is a legacy 802.11 security technology that must not be used. CWTS technicians remediate by configuring the AP to a modern secure suite such as WPA2 or WPA3 as specified in the design. Hiding the SSID, MAC filtering, or Shared Key Authentication do not repair WEP's cryptographic failures and remain deprecated practices.