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 Hello and congratulations.

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 You have made it to the end of my getting
 personal with WPA3 Wi-Fi security

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 course. Yay! Congratulations!

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 There was a lot of meat in this course,
 a lot of really nitty gritty detail,

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 and I hope you learned a lot and you're
 walking away from it with a much

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 better respect for WPA3 and all
 the things that can offer you.

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 So let's just real quickly go through
 a recap of all the things that we

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 talked about. So we talked about Wi
-Fi key management and cryptographic

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 foundations. So we learned about, for
 example, how everything starts out

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 with a pairwise master key, which then
 is translated into a pairwise transient

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 key, which then ultimately is broken
 up into the key encryption key, the

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 key confirmation key,
 and the temporal key.

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 We learned all about that and
 how those things are derived.

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 We looked at the evolution of the security
 protocols of WPA2 going into

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 WPA3. We also looked at how to protect management
 and open network communications.

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 We looked at protective management
 frames and how the mix are derived

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 for that. We talked about beacon protection
 and we talked about how to

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 protect open networks, how it could
 offer like opportunistic wireless

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 encryption for offering open networks
 that actually provide encryption

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 in airports and coffee shops
 and things like that.

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 We also talked about the Wi-Fi easy
 connect feature of WPA3 and how it

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 uses the device provisioning protocol
 and a whole lot more.

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 So hopefully, as this course wraps
 up now, you are feel confident that

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 you can do the following things.

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 Hopefully you can explain to others
 the complete Wi-Fi key hierarchy,

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 its functions, and how it's derived.

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 Hopefully you can adequately convey how
 keys derived, especially the pairwise

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 master key, how the process of developing
 the pairwise master key in WPA2

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 personal is very different than the process
 in WPA3 simultaneous authentication

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 of equals. I hope now you're able to
 analyze the importance and operation

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 of WPA3 protected management
 frames and beacon protection.

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 You can explain to others how this adds
 an additional layer of security

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 to Wi-Fi networks, how it uses the message
 integrity code, and how those

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 message integrity codes are used and derived
 for specific management frames.

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 And hopefully now you have a little
 bit of comfort and familiarity with

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 configuring and validating modern
 Wi-Fi security enhancements.

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 I went through a demonstration of how
 to configure the Wi-Fi opportunistic

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 wireless encryption, otherwise known
 as Wi-Fi and we also showed you how

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 the things, how some other WPA3
 features worked as well.

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 So what are some next steps you might
 be wondering, what do I do next?

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 Now that I've finished this, well,
 I would recommend checking out some

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 of the other wireless content we have
 within our platform, such as getting

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 there with wireless mobility and roaming.

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 If you want to get down in the weeds
 with how the various roaming features

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 work, you could look at fast track,
 wireless land how you can see how

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 the Cisco Calist Center can pair with
 your 9800 wireless land controller

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 to give you increased visibility into
 what's going on in your network,

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 and also wireless without the headache,
 starting out with the 9800 wireless

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 land controller.

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 If you've never had any experience with
 the 9800 wireless land controller

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 from Cisco, that is a
 great course to watch.

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 We even have some labs on it so it
 can get used to configuring things

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 like wireless lands, policy
 profiles, and policy tags.

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 So thank you so much for watching this
 course, and as I've said a million

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 times, but I truly mean it, I really hope
 you got a lot out of this course.