WPA3 Enterprise Support for Managed Android DevicesSolved

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2 months ago Aug 20, 2026

We are enhancing Wi-Fi security across your Android fleet with upcoming support for WPA3 Enterprise Wi-Fi configurations in Hexnode UEM.

With this upcoming update, IT administrators will be able to configure managed Android devices running Android 12 and later to connect to Wi-Fi networks using WPA3 Enterprise standards—allowing you to choose the exact security level and authentication method that aligns with your organization’s compliance requirements.

What’s coming to your Wi-Fi policies:

  • Standard (128-bit): Delivers 128-bit security with support for TLS, PEAP, TTLS, and PWD EAP authentication methods.
  • High Security (192-bit): Delivers maximum 192-bit security optimized for sensitive network environments, supporting TLS as the EAP authentication method.
  • Whether you need broader EAP compatibility or high-grade encryption for strict enterprise environments, these upcoming profile options will offer greater flexibility when securing your Android fleet.

    Stay tuned for the official release!

    Best Regards,
    Chloe Edison
    Hexnode UEM

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2 weeks ago Sep 23, 2026
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What’s the ETA for this feature? I’m purchasing our first Android Enterprise devices right now and want to know if I should build a policy using legacy WPA2 Enterprise or wait for WPA3. The devices will be sent to a production facility next week and does not have a regular IT presence. I don’t want to change connectivity options once they leave my hands.

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2 weeks ago Sep 23, 2026
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Hi @outfield9796,

Perfect timing! We actually just rolled out WPA3 support for Android, so you can absolutely go ahead and build your policy using WPA3.

I completely understand wanting to get everything locked down before the devices leave your hands. You can check out the details on this update in our release notes right here.

If you hit any snags or have any questions while you’re getting them set up this week, just let us know. We’re happy to help make sure they’re perfectly configured before you ship them out!

Regards,
Sienna Carter
Hexnode UEM

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