Exam SY0-601 topic 1 question 263 discussion

WPA2-Enterprise Deploying WPA2-Enterprise requires a RADIUS server, which handles the task of authenticating network users access. The actual authentication process is based on the 802.1x policy and comes in several different systems labelled EAP. Because each device is authenticated before it connects, a personal, encrypted tunnel is effectively created between the device and the network. https://www.securew2.com/solutions/wpa2-enterprise-and-802-1x-simplified

PSK eliminated in WPA3. WPA2-Enterprise makes sense.

provides all the stated requirements

WPA2-Enterprise utilizes 802.1X authentication, which requires users to provide unique credentials (such as usernames and passwords) to connect to the WiFi network. This allows the network to differentiate between individual users based on their authentication credentials. WPA2-Enterprise uses dynamic encryption keys that are generated during the authentication process. These keys can change regularly without interrupting the users or requiring them to reauthenticate explicitly. WPA2-Enterprise requires a Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) server to perform the authentication process. RADIUS is commonly used for centralized user authentication and authorization, making it suitable for enterprise-level WiFi deployments. WPA2-Enterprise does not use open SSIDs (Service Set Identifiers) and requires user authentication, ensuring that only authorized users can connect to the network.