Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)

WPA2 is the latest and current standard in wireless encryption. WPA2 uses Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) and a Pre-Shared Key (PSK) to provide security of transmissions. The PSK method is aimed primarily toward Small Office Home Office (SOHO) (small networks). Additionally, AES makes use of Counter Mode Cipher Block Chaining Message Authentication Code Protocol (CCMP), which provides additional measures of data integrity.

WPA2 Enterprise

WPA2 Enterprise is the business grade equivalent of WPA2, aimed at enterprise environments. This method can take advantage of other security options in the business security environment, such as 802.1x port authentication to allow access onto the network. Users of this system may log in with a username and password, instead of a PSK, providing an extra layer of authentication.

It is also important to note that, to maintain your certification, CompTIA® mandates that certification holders pay an annual fee. This fee must be paid before any CEUs may be submitted. Additionally, these fees are waived if you recertify by way of a CompTIA® CertMaster course, passing the current version of the certification exam, or passing a qualifying CompTIA® exam on the same level or higher.


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