An assessor sees MGT in an AUTH-class survey column for a city SSID. What does that indicator most likely suggest?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
MGT in the auth column is the survey’s way of saying “this looks Enterprise/802.1X,” not a cheap PSK guest network. Do not plan a Personal-only playbook from that clue.
Full Explanation
Survey tools often label Enterprise/802.1X-style authentication with management-oriented indicators such as MGT. That reading steers assessors toward Enterprise attack-surface concepts instead of assuming a simple PSK. MGT does not mean open/WEP-only or that the radio emits no capturable frames.