WPA2 Personal employs Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) to provide strong security for wireless networks. AES is a symmetric key encryption algorithm that is widely recognized as secure and is used by governments and other entities for protecting sensitive information. The other options, such as TKIP and WEP, either provide a lower level of security or are deprecated and not recommended for use.
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What is Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)?
How does WPA2 Personal differ from WPA2 Enterprise?
Why are TKIP and WEP considered less secure than AES?