The network element must protect wireless access to the network using encryption.

Overview

Finding ID	Version	Rule ID	IA Controls	Severity
V-33964	SRG-NET-000070-DNS-NA	SV-44417r1_rule		Medium

Description
The security boundary of a Wireless LAN (WLAN) extends from the client device to the network boundary where network access is controlled. This boundary represents the portion of the network most vulnerable to attack and must be protected. Within this boundary there must be two distinct, but related, security protection mechanisms: authentication and data-in-transit encryption. These protections ensure access control and protection from eavesdropping for both the WLAN system and the DoD network enclave. Wireless protection is not a function of DNS.

Description

The security boundary of a Wireless LAN (WLAN) extends from the client device to the network boundary where network access is controlled. This boundary represents the portion of the network most vulnerable to attack and must be protected. Within this boundary there must be two distinct, but related, security protection mechanisms: authentication and data-in-transit encryption. These protections ensure access control and protection from eavesdropping for both the WLAN system and the DoD network enclave. Wireless protection is not a function of DNS.

STIG	Date
Domain Name System (DNS) Security Requirements Guide	2012-10-24

Details

Check Text ( C-41975r1_chk )
This is not a function of DNS.

Fix Text (F-37879r1_fix)
This requirement is NA for DNS. No fix required.