Renee has implemented WPA3 Enterprise, and she wants to use an EAP protocol for secure authentication. What EAP version should she implement?

EAP-TLS provides TLS-based Transport Layer Security as part of a secure authentication implementation. LEAP is the Lightweight Extensible Authentication Protocol, which was in use before 802.11i but is now largely outdated. EAP-PSK uses a preshared key for mutual authentication and does not rely on public key encryption, but it is not supported in WPA3 deployments. EAP-PWD uses a shared password for authentication and, like EAP-PSK, is not supported by WPA3.