Securing Mobile Devices CSCU Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6application · medium

   An organization is planning to issue smartphones to employees. The IT manager wants to ensure that if a device is lost, the data on it is unreadable. The manager also wants to be able to remotely lock the device and erase data if necessary. Which two features should the manager prioritize?

   • AA strong screen lock and a backup to the cloud.
   • BBiometric authentication and a device tracking app.
   • CAntivirus software and a firewall.
   • DFull-disk encryption and MDM with remote lock and wipe capabilities.
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2. 7foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a recommended secure configuration for a mobile device?

   • AKeeping Wi-Fi always on to connect to any available network
   • BAllowing installation of apps from unknown sources
   • CDisabling Bluetooth when not in use
   • DDisabling the lock screen to make access easier
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4. 8expert · hard

   A company's IT policy requires that all mobile devices be backed up daily. A sales manager uses a company-issued iPhone that contains important contacts and notes. The manager is going on a two-week trip to a remote area with limited internet access. The manager wants to ensure that the data is backed up before the trip and that the backup is secure. Which action should the manager take?

   • APerform a manual encrypted backup to the company's cloud storage before the trip, and verify that the backup completed successfully.
   • BCopy the data to a personal USB drive and keep it in the manager's luggage.
   • CRely on the automatic daily backup that runs at midnight, even if the device is not connected to Wi-Fi.
   • DDisable backups to save battery during the trip.
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5. 9foundation · easy

   What is a common best practice for using a personal mobile device for work purposes (BYOD)?

   • ASeparate personal and work data using containerization or a work profile
   • BUse the same password for personal and work accounts
   • CDisable all security features to make the device easier to use
   • DInstall apps from any source to get work done faster
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6. 10expert · hard

   A company's CEO frequently travels with a smartphone that contains sensitive board meeting documents. The CEO often leaves the phone in hotel rooms and has a habit of using a simple 4-digit PIN. The IT department wants to reduce the risk of unauthorized access if the phone is lost or stolen, without causing the CEO to change daily work habits. Which combination of settings should IT enforce?

   • AEnable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi so the CEO can locate the phone using a tracking app.
   • BDisable the lock screen entirely so the CEO can quickly access the phone during meetings.
   • CRequire a 6-digit PIN, enable automatic screen lock after 1 minute, and enable remote wipe.
   • DSet the phone to factory reset automatically every night to clear sensitive data.
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