A hospital allows nurses to use personal smartphones for shift scheduling and secure messaging. The IT team must ensure that if a nurse leaves, the hospital's messaging app and its cached data are removed, but the nurse's personal photos and apps remain untouched. Which approach best meets this requirement?

Enroll all personal devices in MDM and enforce a full-device wipe on termination.

Deploy the messaging app through MAM with selective wipe capabilities.

Use MDM to push a configuration profile that restricts app installation.

Ask nurses to manually delete the app and clear cache when they leave.

What is a key security measure for mobile devices connecting to enterprise Wi-Fi networks?

Using WPA2 or WPA3 encryption for the Wi-Fi network.

Allowing open access to the network for convenience.

Using a static IP address for every device.

Disabling the SSID broadcast to hide the network.

What is the purpose of app vetting in a mobile enterprise environment?

To check if the app is compatible with the device's screen size.

To evaluate apps for security risks before allowing them to access corporate data.

To rate apps based on user reviews.

To determine the cost of the app.

What is the primary purpose of a remote wipe capability on a mobile device?

To update the device's operating system to the latest version.

To change the device's Wi-Fi password.

To erase all data on the device to prevent unauthorized access when it is lost or stolen.

To back up the device's data to the cloud.

A company's mobile workforce uses a mix of corporate and personal devices. The security team wants to ensure that only compliant devices can access the corporate Wi-Fi network. They also want to prevent non-compliant devices from connecting. Which solution should they implement?

Use a VPN with certificate-based authentication for all devices.

Implement a mobile threat defense (MTD) solution that blocks malicious apps.

Deploy a network access control (NAC) solution that integrates with MDM to check device compliance before granting access.

Set a strong Wi-Fi password and share it with all employees.

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Endpoint Security Mobile Devices CND Practice Questions (Page 4)

Part of the Perimeter and Endpoint Security domain, which makes up ~24% of our current practice bank.

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Mobile Device Security Fundamentals
Mobile Device Management (MDM)
Mobile Application Management (MAM)
BYOD Security Policies
Mobile Device Encryption
Mobile Device Authentication
Mobile Device Remote Wipe and Lock
Mobile Threat Defense (MTD)
Secure Mobile Application Development
Mobile Device Network Security
Mobile Device Compliance and Auditing

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A hospital allows nurses to use personal smartphones for shift scheduling and secure messaging. The IT team must ensure that if a nurse leaves, the hospital's messaging app and its cached data are removed, but the nurse's personal photos and apps remain untouched. Which approach best meets this requirement?
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What is a key security measure for mobile devices connecting to enterprise Wi-Fi networks?
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What is the purpose of app vetting in a mobile enterprise environment?
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What is the primary purpose of a remote wipe capability on a mobile device?
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A company's mobile workforce uses a mix of corporate and personal devices. The security team wants to ensure that only compliant devices can access the corporate Wi-Fi network. They also want to prevent non-compliant devices from connecting. Which solution should they implement?
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