If you're a panicking IT guy, from the original paper: "WPA2/3-Enterprise. These attacks generally do not work against WPA2/3-Enterprise networks..." So this

If you're a panicking IT guy, from the original paper: "WPA2/3-Enterprise. These attacks generally do not work against WPA2/3-Enterprise networks..." So this is a protocol attack, not an encryption attack. If you're using proper encryption per client, there is no attack available.