To locate and track malicious devices by threat signatures in a multi-tenant wireless deployment monitored by Cisco DNA Center, which feature is required?

Cisco aWIPS (Adaptive Wireless Intrusion Prevention System) policies on Cisco DNA Center are essential for locating and tracking malicious devices based on threat signatures in a multi-tenant wireless deployment. Cisco DNA Center acts as the centralized management platform, allowing for the configuration and deployment of these policies across the entire network. The aWIPS policies define the threat signatures and the actions to be taken when a malicious device is detected, leveraging Cisco DNA Center's comprehensive visibility and control. "Malicious rogue rules on Cisco DNA Center" and "malicious rogue rules on the WLC" are incorrect because while rogue detection is part of wireless security, aWIPS specifically focuses on threat signatures and active prevention, which goes beyond simple rogue identification. "Cisco aWIPS policies on the WLC" is incorrect because while WLCs enforce policies, Cisco DNA Center is the centralized point for defining and managing these advanced security policies across a multi-tenant environment, pushing them to the WLCs.