A small business wants to manage a mix of iOS and Android devices used by employees. They need to enforce passcode policies, encrypt devices, and be able to locate or wipe lost devices. Which solution best fits their needs?

A cloud-based MDM platform that supports both iOS and Android

A separate on-premises management server for each operating system

A manual configuration profile distributed via email

A mobile device management app installed only on iOS devices

A security team is evaluating MDM bypass risks. They find that some users have jailbroken their iPhones to install unauthorized apps. The MDM is configured to block jailbroken devices, but the devices still appear compliant. Which technique could be used to bypass the jailbreak detection?

Uninstalling the MDM profile and reinstalling it

Using a jailbreak detection bypass tool that hides the jailbreak from the MDM agent

Enabling airplane mode to prevent MDM communication

Restarting the device to clear the jailbreak

A company is enrolling employee-owned Android devices in MDM. The security policy requires that the device have a screen lock and that corporate email be encrypted. The administrator wants to minimize user friction. Which enrollment and provisioning approach should be used?

Use device administrator (legacy) enrollment and push a policy that requires a device lock and full-disk encryption

Use QR code enrollment and manually configure the email app's encryption settings

Use Android Enterprise work profile enrollment and push a policy that requires a device lock and encrypts the work profile

Use COPE (Corporate-Owned, Personally Enabled) enrollment and enforce a device-wide passcode

What is the primary purpose of Mobile Device Management (MDM) in an enterprise environment?

To monitor and control employee productivity by tracking application usage

To secure and manage mobile devices by enforcing policies, deploying configurations, and protecting corporate data

To replace the need for antivirus software on all endpoints

To provide a backup solution for mobile device data

What is the primary difference between MDM and Mobile Application Management (MAM)?

MDM manages the entire device, while MAM manages individual applications and their data

MDM requires user consent, while MAM does not

MDM is a cloud service, while MAM is an on-premises solution

MDM is only for iOS devices, while MAM is only for Android

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Mobile Device Management CEH Practice Questions (Page 3)

Part of the Mobile, IoT and OT Hacking domain, which makes up ~11% of our current practice bank. EC-Council does not publish an official question count, but from its 240-minute exam (~95–160 total, ~10–18 in this domain), expect 2–4 from this objective — we provide 48 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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11application · easy
A small business wants to manage a mix of iOS and Android devices used by employees. They need to enforce passcode policies, encrypt devices, and be able to locate or wipe lost devices. Which solution best fits their needs?
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12expert · hard
A security team is evaluating MDM bypass risks. They find that some users have jailbroken their iPhones to install unauthorized apps. The MDM is configured to block jailbroken devices, but the devices still appear compliant. Which technique could be used to bypass the jailbreak detection?
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13application · medium
A company is enrolling employee-owned Android devices in MDM. The security policy requires that the device have a screen lock and that corporate email be encrypted. The administrator wants to minimize user friction. Which enrollment and provisioning approach should be used?
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14foundation · easy
What is the primary purpose of Mobile Device Management (MDM) in an enterprise environment?
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15foundation · easy
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