A healthcare provider is retiring a fleet of IoT glucose monitors that stored patient readings. The monitors are still functional but are being replaced due to a new standard. The provider wants to donate the monitors to a clinic in a low-income country. What should the provider do first?

Sell the monitors to a scrap dealer to recover some cost.

Ship the monitors immediately to the clinic to avoid delays.

Develop a disposition plan that includes data sanitization, regulatory compliance, and donation logistics.

Store the monitors in a warehouse until a decision is made.

What is the purpose of data sanitization in the disposition of IoT devices?

To ensure the device can be reused without any additional configuration

To reduce the physical size of the device for easier recycling

To prevent unauthorized access to residual data after the device is disposed of

To improve the device's performance during its final operational period

A city government is upgrading its smart streetlight controllers. The controllers contain configuration data but no personal data. The government plans to recycle the controllers through a certified e-waste facility. What should the government do before sending the controllers to the recycler?

Skip data sanitization because the controllers do not contain personal data.

Sell the controllers to a third-party buyer without any documentation.

Store the controllers in a city warehouse for future use.

Document the disposition plan, including data sanitization steps and compliance with e-waste regulations.

An organization is planning to retire a large number of IoT sensors. Which of the following should be included in the disposition plan?

A process for securely erasing all stored data from each sensor

A method for optimizing the sensors' battery life during decommissioning

A schedule for performing routine firmware updates on the sensors

A procedure for increasing the sensor's wireless signal strength

Which of the following is an example of hardware reuse in IoT disposition?

Shredding the device to recover raw materials

Incineration of the device to generate energy

Refurbishing a retired sensor and deploying it in a non-critical application

Sending the device to a landfill

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A healthcare provider is retiring a fleet of IoT glucose monitors that stored patient readings. The monitors are still functional but are being replaced due to a new standard. The provider wants to donate the monitors to a clinic in a low-income country. What should the provider do first?
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What is the purpose of data sanitization in the disposition of IoT devices?
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A city government is upgrading its smart streetlight controllers. The controllers contain configuration data but no personal data. The government plans to recycle the controllers through a certified e-waste facility. What should the government do before sending the controllers to the recycler?
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An organization is planning to retire a large number of IoT sensors. Which of the following should be included in the disposition plan?
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Which of the following is an example of hardware reuse in IoT disposition?
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