A network administrator is setting up the security for a SOHO wireless network. Which of the following options should the administrator enable to secure the network?

Network Address Translation (NAT) maps private IP addresses to public ones for internet access and is not a security measure for wireless encryption.

WPA3 (Wi-Fi Protected Access 3) is the latest and most secure encryption standard for wireless networks, providing robust protection against eavesdropping and brute-force attacks. It offers stronger encryption and enhanced security features compared to older standards like WPA2, making it the best choice for securing a SOHO network.

802.1X is an authentication standard typically used in enterprise environments for port-based network access control, often in conjunction with RADIUS, which is overkill for a typical SOHO.

Using a static IP address configures a device with a fixed IP but does not provide encryption or direct security for the wireless network itself.