The challenge faced by many growing companies is the reliance on a single shared Wi-Fi password, which creates significant security, accountability, and management issues. When the same credentials are used by employees, contractors, and visitors, organizations lose visibility into who is accessing the network and when. Shared passwords cannot be easily revoked for individual users, meaning former employees or contractors may continue to have access even after they leave. Because access is tied to a common password rather than a specific identity, there is no reliable audit trail or user-level accountability. This lack of identity-based control increases security risks, complicates compliance efforts, and makes troubleshooting more difficult. As organizations grow, the shared password mode

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