A security architect wishes to implement a wireless network with connectivity to the company’s internal
network. Before they inform all employees that this network is being put in place, the architect wants to
roll it out to a small test segment. Which of the following allows for greater secrecy about this network
during this initial phase of implementation?

While previously recommended as a security measure, disabling SSID broadcast is not effective against
most attackers because network SSIDs are:

A company provides secure wireless Internet access for visitors and vendors working onsite. Some of the
vendors using older technology report that they are unable to access the wireless network after entering
the correct network information. Which of the following is the MOST likely reason for this issue?

Which of the following best practices makes a wireless network more difficult to find?

Jane, the security administrator, sets up a new AP but realizes too many outsiders are able to connect to
that AP and gain unauthorized access. Which of the following would be the BEST way to mitigate this
issue and still provide coverage where needed? (Select TWO).

Which of the following wireless security technologies continuously supplies new keys for WEP?

A network administrator has been tasked with securing the WLAN. Which of the following cryptographic
products would be used to provide the MOST secure environment for the WLAN?

An access point has been configured for AES encryption but a client is unable to connect to it. Which of
the following should be configured on the client to fix this issue?

A security administrator wishes to increase the security of the wireless network. Which of the following
BEST addresses this concern?

The security administrator has been tasked to update all the access points to provide a more secure
connection. All access points currently use WPA TKIP for encryption. Which of the following would be
configured to provide more secure connections?