In Wi-Fi Cloud, where do you set the security mode and encryption type for a wireless network?

The correct choice for setting the security mode and encryption type for a wireless network in Wi-Fi Cloud is found in the SSID profile. The SSID profile is specifically designed to configure various settings related to the wireless network, including how the network is secured.

When you create or modify an SSID profile, you have the ability to specify the security mode (such as WPA2, WPA3, etc.) and the encryption type (such as AES or TKIP). This tailoring ensures that your network meets the necessary security requirements and complies with policies that govern data protection and transmission integrity.

In contrast, the other options do not specifically manage the settings related to security modes or encryption types. The device template generally includes broader configuration options, such as device settings or overall service profiles, but does not directly handle the specific security configurations of a wireless network. The authorized WLAN policy governs the permissions for using the WLAN but not the detailed security settings. The security profile does relate to security but functions at a different level, often focusing on threat detection and response rather than the specific configurations needed for the wireless network itself.

Thus, the SSID profile is the appropriate location for these crucial security settings.