Mobile Device Management (MDM) and BYOD Security EHE Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1expert · medium

   A company has deployed MTD across its BYOD fleet. The MTD console shows that a specific app installed on several devices is communicating with a known command-and-control server. The app is also used personally by employees. The security team wants to block the threat without disrupting personal use of the app. What should the administrator do?

   • ABlock the app's network traffic at the corporate firewall
   • BBlock the app from accessing corporate resources via MDM app policies
   • CUninstall the app from all devices
   • DQuarantine the devices from the corporate network
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2. 2foundation · easy

   Which of the following is a common security risk associated with BYOD?

   • ALack of internet connectivity on personal devices
   • BReduced employee productivity
   • CData leakage through unsecured personal apps
   • DIncreased hardware costs for the organization
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4. 3expert · hard

   A company allows BYOD but has seen an increase in data leakage from personal cloud storage apps. They want to prevent corporate data from being uploaded to personal apps without blocking the apps entirely for personal use. Which solution best achieves this?

   • AUse containerization with data loss prevention (DLP) policies that restrict copy/paste and file sharing from the corporate container
   • BBlock all personal cloud storage apps on enrolled devices
   • CRequire users to manually separate work and personal files
   • DUse an MTD solution to detect and block data exfiltration
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5. 4application · medium

   An organization is drafting a BYOD policy. The legal department wants to ensure that the policy is enforceable and protects the company from liability. Which component should be included in the policy?

   • AA clear acceptable use policy that defines what employees may do with corporate data on personal devices
   • BA statement that the company can monitor all personal communications on the device
   • CA requirement that employees sign a waiver releasing the company from all liability for data loss
   • DA list of approved personal apps that employees are allowed to install
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6. 5expert · medium

   A company has deployed MDM with a mobile threat defense (MTD) solution. The MTD detects that a user's device is connecting to a malicious Wi-Fi network. The MDM policy is set to 'warn' the user but not block access. The security team wants to prevent data exfiltration. What should the administrator change?

   • ADisable Wi-Fi on all enrolled devices
   • BChange the MTD policy to 'block' access to corporate resources when a malicious network is detected
   • CIncrease the frequency of MTD scans to detect the threat sooner
   • DRequire users to manually disconnect from suspicious networks
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