A school district issues tablets to students. The district needs to ensure that students cannot install unauthorized apps, that the tablets are used only for educational purposes, and that lost devices can be located. Which MDM capabilities should be configured?

Restrict app installation to an approved app catalog, enforce usage policies, and enable device location tracking.

Allow students to install any app but monitor their network traffic for suspicious activity.

Require students to use a VPN for all internet access and rely on content filtering.

Disable the camera and microphone on all tablets to protect student privacy.

Which of the following is a common threat that specifically targets mobile platforms due to their always-on connectivity and app-centric model?

Phishing emails that trick users into revealing their social media passwords

Ransomware that encrypts files on a network-attached storage device

Malicious apps that request excessive permissions and exfiltrate data

SQL injection attacks against a web application's backend database

A company wants to implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) for mobile device access to corporate resources. The devices are enrolled in MDM. Which MFA method is most appropriate for mobile devices?

Require only a biometric scan, such as a fingerprint, for access.

Require a smart card and a PIN, but only for the first login of the day.

Use a password and a security question, such as the user's mother's maiden name.

Require a device passcode and a one-time code generated by an authenticator app.

A company requires that all corporate data on employee smartphones be encrypted. The smartphones are a mix of iOS and Android devices. Which approach ensures consistent encryption across both platforms?

Use an MDM solution to enforce device encryption policies on both iOS and Android devices.

Ask employees to manually enable encryption in their device settings.

Provide a third-party encryption app that encrypts individual files.

Use a VPN that encrypts all traffic, assuming that this also encrypts data at rest.

What is the primary purpose of encrypting data at rest on a mobile device?

To protect the data if the device is lost or stolen

To speed up the device's processor

To reduce the amount of storage space used by apps

To allow the device to connect to any Wi-Fi network

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Mobile Device Security CCT Practice Questions (Page 6)

Part of the Cloud, Wireless, Mobile, and IoT/OT Security domain, which makes up ~17% of our current practice bank.

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26application · medium
A school district issues tablets to students. The district needs to ensure that students cannot install unauthorized apps, that the tablets are used only for educational purposes, and that lost devices can be located. Which MDM capabilities should be configured?
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27foundation · easy
Which of the following is a common threat that specifically targets mobile platforms due to their always-on connectivity and app-centric model?
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28application · medium
A company wants to implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) for mobile device access to corporate resources. The devices are enrolled in MDM. Which MFA method is most appropriate for mobile devices?
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29application · medium
A company requires that all corporate data on employee smartphones be encrypted. The smartphones are a mix of iOS and Android devices. Which approach ensures consistent encryption across both platforms?
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30foundation · easy
What is the primary purpose of encrypting data at rest on a mobile device?
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