What is wireless security?
Wireless security covers the encryption and access controls on Wi-Fi networks. WPA2 and WPA3 are the current encryption standards, and the Enterprise versions authenticate each user individually instead of with a shared password. Guest networks are usually isolated from internal ones.
What the buyer is really asking
If you have offices, describe the Wi-Fi encryption standard (WPA2 or WPA3 Enterprise), guest separation, and whether office Wi-Fi reaches production at all. If you are fully remote with no corporate network, say so.
Other ways buyers ask it
Every one of these wants the same answer:
- “How do you secure wireless networks?”
- “Is guest Wi-Fi separated from the corporate network?”
- “What encryption do your wireless networks use?”
Evidence to have ready
- Wireless configuration showing the encryption mode
- A statement that no corporate network exists, if you are remote
How Tyrvar answers this
Tyrvar treats every wording above as one question. You write the answer once, attach the evidence, and revisit it when your setup changes. Each buyer gets that approved answer no matter how their questionnaire words it. If you have not answered it yet, Tyrvar flags the question for you and does not make something up. Try it on your own questionnaire.
Related network security questions
- Is equipment identification — for example device certificates or registered device identity — used as a method of authenticating connections to your systems?
- Describe your firewall configuration and management.
- How do you segment your network?
- What intrusion detection/prevention systems (IDS/IPS) do you use?