The SSID of the AP has very little value when it comes to security. In fact using
descriptive names such as you company name would make you a more likely targe in some
cases.
The SSID is sent in clear text within the packets. It is not a security mechanism.
The following answer are incorrect answers:
All other choices would improve your AP security.

The other answers are not correct because of the following protocol/port numbers matrix:
Post Office Protocol (POP2) 109 Network News Transfer Protocol 119 NetBIOS 139

Virtualization is a solution that can help to enhance the recovery time objective (RTO) and cater for more frequent data captures, as required by the new business requirements. Virtualization is a technique that creates a virtual version of a resource, such as a server, a storage, a network, or an application, that can run on a physical platform. Virtualization can improve the availability, scalability, and performance of the resources, as well as reduce the cost, complexity, and risk of the resources. Virtualization can help to achieve a shorter RTO, which is the maximum acceptable time to restore the normal operations and services after a disruption or disaster.
Virtualization can enable faster recovery of the resources, by using techniques such as snapshots, backups, replication, or failover. Virtualization can also help to cater for more frequent data captures, which can reduce the data loss and improve the data integrity. Virtualization can enable more frequent data captures, by using techniques such as incremental backups, differential backups, or continuous data protection. Antivirus, process isolation, and host-based intrusion prevention system (HIPS) are not solutions that can help to enhance the RTO and cater for more frequent data captures, as required by the new business requirements. Antivirus is a software tool that detects and removes malicious software, such as viruses, worms, trojans, or ransomware, from a system or a network. Antivirus can help to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the data and the system, but it does not directly affect the RTO or the data capture frequency. Process isolation is a security technique that separates the processes running on a system or a network, so that they do not interfere with each other or access each other's resources. Process isolation can help to prevent the propagation, escalation, or exploitation of the processes, but it does not directly affect the RTO or the data capture frequency. Host-based intrusion prevention system (HIPS) is a security tool that monitors and blocks malicious or anomalous activities on a host, such as a server, workstation, or device. HIPS can help to protect the host from attacks, such as malware, exploits, or unauthorized changes, but it does not directly affect the RTO or the data capture frequency.

Non-repudiation is the ability to prove that a message or document was originated and sent by a specific party, and that it was not altered in transit or after delivery. Non-repudiation requires the use of digital signatures, which are cryptographic mechanisms that bind the identity of the sender to the content of the message or document. Digital signatures are based on asymmetric cryptography, also known as public key cryptography, which uses a pair of keys: a private key and a public key. The private key is used to sign the message or document, and the public key is used to verify the signature. The private key is kept secret by the sender, and the public key is made available to anyone who wants to verify the signature. Asymmetric cryptography ensures that only the sender can create a valid signature, and that anyone can verify it using the public key. Therefore, asymmetric cryptography is the primary type of cryptography required to support non-repudiation of a digitally signed document.