The Security Problem Quietly Breaking 6 GHz Deployments, and How MRSNO Fixes It | PRG 26

Your 6 GHz deployment has a security problem you've probably already felt but haven't been able to name. The mandate is clear: 6 GHz requires WPA3 and OWE.

But MLO requires matching AKM across both bands, and your legacy devices are still living in a WPA2 world. The result is a deployment that looks right on paper and fails in ways that are hard to explain.

The answer isn't in your configuration. It's in a feature most engineers have never heard of.

Multi RSN Override, MRSNO, is what stands between a 6 GHz deployment that works for everyone and one that works until mom tries to connect her tablet. This session covers what MRSNO is, why it matters, and how to deploy it.