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Endpoint Security IoT Devices CND Practice Questions (Page 6)
Part of the Perimeter and Endpoint Security domain, which makes up ~24% of our current practice bank.
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A hospital has a mix of IoT medical devices, some of which are legacy and cannot be patched. The devices must remain on the network for patient care. The security team wants to reduce the risk of these devices being exploited while maintaining their functionality. Which approach is the BEST balance of security and operational requirements?
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In a typical IoT device, which component is responsible for executing the device's firmware and managing the overall operation of the device?
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A security analyst is reviewing a new IoT device that uses a low-power microcontroller, a temperature sensor, and a Zigbee radio. The device sends data to a central gateway. Which statement about this device's architecture is accurate?
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A company's IoT devices use MQTT to communicate with a central broker. The security team has noticed that some devices are sending messages to a topic that is not used by the application. The messages contain small amounts of data that appear to be encoded. The team suspects data exfiltration. Which action would be most effective to confirm the suspicion and stop the exfiltration?
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A company deploys smart thermostats that include a temperature sensor, a Wi-Fi module, and a microcontroller. The security team wants to reduce the risk of firmware tampering. Which architectural feature would most directly support this goal?
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