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What does it mean for Broadcoms products to be certified for Wi-Fi Protected Access?

April 26, 2017Broadcom certified mean products protected wi-fi

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What does it mean for Broadcoms products to be certified for Wi-Fi Protected Access?

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The Wi-Fi Alliance, which conducts rigorous interoperability tests on Wi-Fi products, is now testing devices for WPA certification. This guarantees seamless operation among Wi-Fi products from different vendors implementing WPA security. Broadcom products were chosen by the Wi-Fi Alliance to be used in the standard test bed, and will be used as the yardstick that all other products are measured against for interoperability. As one of the first vendors to be certified for WPA, Broadcom is enabling its customers to quickly deliver products enabled with WPA.