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A financial services company allows employees to use personal laptops and tablets on the corporate wireless network under a BYOD policy. Security auditors flag a risk that these personally owned devices may lack corporate endpoint protection and could introduce malware onto the network segment used by managed devices. Which design approach best mitigates this risk while still supporting BYOD?
Segmenting BYOD traffic onto a dedicated VLAN with restrictive ACLs limits the blast radius if a personal device is compromised, preventing lateral movement into segments containing sensitive corporate resources. Placing BYOD devices on the same VLAN as managed corporate assets increases risk exposure. Disabling client isolation and using open authentication or shared PSKs reduce security rather than mitigate BYOD-related risk, contradicting best practice guidance for enterprise wireless BYOD deployments.
An organization operating in the European Union is deploying a wireless guest network and must comply with GDPR requirements regarding personal data collected during guest registration, such as names and email addresses captured through a captive portal. Which practice best supports GDPR compliance for this wireless deployment?
GDPR requires organizations to implement data minimization, defined retention periods, and processes allowing individuals to request access to or deletion of their personal data. Indefinite storage violates data minimization principles. Disabling all logging would break accountability requirements and is not a compliant approach. Transmitting data in cleartext violates confidentiality obligations regardless of at-rest encryption. Distributing data across unmanaged APs increases risk and does not reduce liability or improve compliance.
A wireless engineer is configuring MSE-based web authentication for guest users in a retail environment. The design requires that the MSE, rather than the WLC, handle the redirection and authentication process for CMX-based location analytics integration. Which component must be configured on the WLC to redirect guest client traffic to the MSE for web authentication?
MSE-based web authentication relies on a Layer 3 web policy on the WLAN, with a preauthentication ACL that permits traffic to the MSE virtual IP address so unauthenticated clients can be redirected to the MSE for the captive portal and subsequent authentication. RADIUS accounting, SNMP traps, and local EAP profiles are unrelated to establishing the redirection path required for MSE-hosted guest portals.
A healthcare organization deploying a wireless network in the United States must ensure that patient data transmitted over the WLAN remains confidential and that access to electronic health records is auditable. The wireless architect proposes implementing WPA2-Enterprise with 802.1X, AES encryption, and centralized logging through ISE to satisfy these requirements.
True or False: These design choices directly support HIPAA compliance requirements for protecting electronic protected health information (ePHI) transmitted over the wireless network.
True. HIPAA requires safeguards for confidentiality, integrity, and accountability of ePHI. WPA2-Enterprise with 802.1X provides strong per-user authentication, AES provides confidentiality through encryption, and centralized logging via ISE supports the audit trail requirements mandated by HIPAA's Security Rule. This combination directly maps to HIPAA's technical safeguard requirements for access control, transmission security, and audit controls.
A company implements a BYOD program allowing employees to connect personal smartphones and tablets to the corporate wireless network. The security team is concerned about unmanaged devices accessing internal resources without proper policy enforcement. Which Cisco solution should be deployed to provide device onboarding, posture assessment, and policy-based network access control for these BYOD devices?
Cisco ISE provides BYOD onboarding through its native supplicant provisioning, certificate enrollment, device profiling, and posture assessment capabilities, allowing granular policy-based access control for personal devices. Prime Infrastructure is a management and monitoring tool, not a policy enforcement engine. Local EAP on the WLC only provides basic authentication without profiling or onboarding workflows. Umbrella is a DNS-layer security service and does not handle onboarding or NAC functions.