A company issues smartphones to employees who work in a high-security facility. The facility has strict rules about camera use and wireless connections. Employees need to use the phones for work calls and email but must not use the cameras or connect to unauthorized Wi-Fi networks. Which configuration should the IT administrator implement?

Ask employees to manually disable the camera and avoid using public Wi-Fi.

Enable Bluetooth and NFC for contactless payments and file sharing.

Disable the lock screen to make it easier for employees to use the phones quickly.

Use an MDM to disable the camera, restrict Wi-Fi to a list of approved networks, and enforce a VPN for all data connections.

What is the purpose of the 'remote wipe' feature on a mobile device?

To update the device's operating system

To remove unnecessary apps from the device

To clean the device's screen remotely

To erase all data on the device remotely if it is lost or stolen

Which authentication method on a mobile device typically provides the strongest security while balancing convenience?

Two-factor authentication (2FA)

Why is it risky to connect a mobile device to an unsecured public Wi-Fi network?

Attackers can intercept data transmitted over the network

It will drain the battery faster

It will disable the device's encryption

It will automatically install malware on the device

An employee receives an email on their personal smartphone that appears to be from a well-known banking app, asking them to click a link and 'verify' their account details. The employee is suspicious because the email address is not the bank's official domain. What should the employee do first?

Do not click the link; report the email as phishing and delete it.

Reply to the email asking for more information.

Forward the email to the employee's personal contacts to warn them.

Click the link to see if the website looks legitimate.

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A company issues smartphones to employees who work in a high-security facility. The facility has strict rules about camera use and wireless connections. Employees need to use the phones for work calls and email but must not use the cameras or connect to unauthorized Wi-Fi networks. Which configuration should the IT administrator implement?
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An employee receives an email on their personal smartphone that appears to be from a well-known banking app, asking them to click a link and 'verify' their account details. The employee is suspicious because the email address is not the bank's official domain. What should the employee do first?
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