
EC-CouncilEthical Hacking Essentials
Domain 7Objective 4
Mobile Device Management (MDM) and BYOD Security EHE Practice Questions (Page 2)
Part of the Wireless, Mobile, IoT, and OT Attacks domain, which makes up ~15% of our current practice bank.
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A healthcare organization allows clinicians to use personal tablets to access patient records. The security team wants to ensure that if a device is lost, only the corporate patient data is erased, while the clinician's personal photos and apps remain intact. Which MDM capability should be configured?
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A global company with offices in multiple countries is evaluating MDM deployment models. They need to comply with local data residency laws, but also want to minimize latency for device management. Which approach is most appropriate?
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A regional bank is implementing BYOD for its loan officers. The compliance team requires that corporate email and customer records be protected even if an employee's personal device is lost or stolen. The bank also wants to avoid legal disputes over personal data. Which two controls should the MDM administrator prioritize in the BYOD policy?
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A company's MDM shows that a device is compliant, but the security team suspects a malicious app is exfiltrating data through a covert channel. The MDM cannot detect this. Which action should the team take?
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A regional bank is implementing a BYOD program for its loan officers. The compliance team requires that personal apps on employee phones never access customer financial data, and that the bank can legally separate work data from personal data during an investigation. Which policy component is most essential to include in the BYOD policy before enrollment begins?
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