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Wi-Fi Security Guidelines
The WBA’s Wi-Fi Security Guidelines define the global framework for securing modern Wi-Fi networks. Built on OpenRoaming™ and Passpoint®, the report outlines clear, practical best practices for authentication, encryption, identity privacy, credential protection, and network integrity. It also details essential measures for physical and backhaul security, Layer-2 protection, RadSec adoption, and readiness for post-quantum cryptography.
This report is the industry benchmark for building secure, seamless, and interoperable Wi-Fi infrastructures. Designed for operators, enterprises, identity providers, technology vendors, and IoT solution providers, these guidelines strengthen interoperability, protect user privacy, and deliver carrier-grade security across public, enterprise, IoT, and roaming environments.
Wi-Fi Security – General Audience FAQ
The WBA hascreated a Wi-Fi Security FAQ alongside the new guidelines. It gives users, enterprises, and network operators a clear and accessible understanding of modern Wi-Fi security.
AT&T, Ruckus Networks & Intel Wi-Fi 7 MLO Enterprise Field Trials
AT&T, Ruckus Networks, and Intel conducted Phase 2 of the Wi-Fi 7 Enterprise Field Trials as part of the Wi-Fi 7 program providing strong evidence supporting enterprise adoption of Multi-Link Operation (MLO) capable Wi-Fi 7 devices.
Building on Phase 1, this trials demonstrate MLO performance in real-world enterprise environments, with major gains in both throughput and responsiveness, including up to 116% uplink throughput improvement under interference and up to 66% lower uplink latency for real-time traffic.
