You are deploying an $802\mathrm{.}11$n wireless network for a client that is asking for the best possible security you can provide without deploying additional servers. When setting up the Wireless Access Point $($WAP$),$ you disable Service Set Identifier $($SSID$)$ broadcasts, select WiFi Protected Access with Pre$-$Shared Keys $($WPA$-$PSKs$),$ and configure Media Access Control $($MAC$)$ address filtering. Which of the following statements about the security of this arrangement is true? Question $56$ options: You should not disable SSID broadcasts since this prevents users from connecting to the network. The configuration is as secure as you can make it with the specified equipment. You should use WiFi Protected Access II $($WPA$2)$ instead of WPA, since it is more resistant to certain types of attacks. You should not use MAC address filtering since it exposes MAC addresses to possible attacks.