Wi-Fi Protected Access v2 is currently the strongest encryption protocol available to wireless networks, and is the current 802.11i standard. It uses AES encryption for data and is considered cryptographically strong. WPA2 Personal uses a PSK to establish initial authentication, but WPA2 Enterprise can use various EAP methods to ensure a strong aut [..]

WPA2 is the follow up to the Alliance's interim security plan, WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access). WPA2 is based on the ratified IEEE 802.11i standard, and provides government grade security by impleme [..]