You have been tasked with connecting wireless clients to a server that supports SSO and 802.1X. Which of the following technologies should you implement?

The correct option is to implement WPA2-ENT (WPA2 Enterprise) because it is specifically designed to provide enhanced security features that are essential for environments requiring Single Sign-On (SSO) and 802.1X authentication.

WPA2-ENT utilizes 802.1X to authenticate users centrally through a RADIUS server, which allows for secure access control based on individual user credentials rather than a shared passphrase. This is crucial in scenarios where SSO is being used, enabling users to authenticate seamlessly with their network credentials across multiple applications and systems without needing to re-enter their passwords each time.

The security offered by WPA2-ENT, including robust encryption and user-specific authentication, aligns well with the requirements of secure data transmission in wireless networks. This is especially important when connecting wireless clients to critical resources like a server.

In contrast, WPA2-PSK, while secure for personal use, relies on a pre-shared key that is not user-specific and does not meet the authentication requirements needed for SSO and 802.1X. WEP is outdated and provides minimal security, making it unsuitable for any network requiring strong authentication. TKIP, while an improvement over WEP, is also not as secure as WPA2-