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In this session, a Cisco expert shares his thoughts on Wi-Fi security, specifically around Wi-Fi 6 and WPA3. This is a deep dive into the technology, best practices, and how Cisco’s work with Wi-Fi Alliance is making Wi-Fi more secure for all.
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