As wireless threats become more sophisticated, organizations must move beyond basic security measures and implement advanced techniques to protect access points and users. In this episode, we cover the use of WPA3 for stronger encryption and resistance to brute-force attacks, along with 802.1X authentication backed by RADIUS servers for identity-based access control. We explore the use of digital certificates to replace pre-shared keys (PSKs), reducing the risk of credential sharing or leakage. Advanced wireless environments can also benefit from dynamic VLAN assignment, rogue device detection, and real-time wireless intrusion prevention systems (WIPS) that monitor for anomalies and unauthorized broadcasts. We discuss how combining these tools with centralized wireless controllers improves policy consistency, visibility, and compliance enforcement across campuses and large environments. Advanced wireless security isn’t just about protecting the airwaves—it’s about controlling who’s connected, how they connect, and what they’re allowed to do.