A courthouse design specifies WPA3-Enterprise on the staff SSID. The on-site technician finds WPA2-Personal easier to type. What is the correct action?
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Short Explanation
Design says WPA3-Enterprise—that is what goes on the AP. Convenience is not a security profile. Weaker “just for today” choices are how municipal WLANs get soft.
Full Explanation
Technicians apply security parameters from the design document rather than substituting weaker local preferences. WPA3-Enterprise as specified must be configured on the AP; open auth, WEP, or hiding the SSID are not acceptable substitutes. Scope stays at configure-from-design depth, not inventing a new security architecture.