A small business has 50 employees using a mix of iOS and Android devices. They want to enforce passcodes, encrypt devices, and be able to locate lost devices. They have no dedicated IT staff and want a low-maintenance solution. Which approach is most appropriate?

Deploy a cloud-based MDM service

Set up an on-premises MDM server on a spare desktop

Use manual device configuration and hope employees follow the rules

Rely on the device manufacturer's default settings

What is the primary role of Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) solutions in an MDM environment?

To detect and respond to mobile-specific threats such as malicious apps and network attacks

To provide a VPN for all mobile traffic

To manage device enrollment and configuration

To replace the MDM solution entirely

A company's BYOD policy requires that only approved apps can access corporate data. The MDM administrator needs to ensure that employees cannot install unapproved apps that might access corporate documents. Which MDM feature should the administrator configure?

Application whitelisting and managed app configuration

Network access control (NAC) for Wi-Fi

Device enrollment and compliance policies

Remote wipe and lock capabilities

An organization's BYOD policy allows employees to use personal devices for work. A user's device is infected with malware that is exfiltrating data from the corporate email app. The MDM administrator needs to stop the data loss while minimizing impact on the user's personal data. What should the administrator do first?

Perform a full factory reset of the device

Revoke the user's email password and require a new one

Perform a selective wipe of the corporate container on the device

Disable the device's Wi-Fi and Bluetooth radios remotely

What is the primary purpose of Mobile Device Management (MDM) in an organization?

To replace the need for endpoint protection software on all devices

To manage and secure mobile devices by enforcing policies, controlling configurations, and protecting corporate data

To monitor employee productivity and track personal usage patterns

To provide a virtual private network (VPN) for all mobile device traffic

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Mobile Device Management (MDM) and BYOD Security EHE Practice Questions (Page 5)

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A company's BYOD policy requires that only approved apps can access corporate data. The MDM administrator needs to ensure that employees cannot install unapproved apps that might access corporate documents. Which MDM feature should the administrator configure?
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An organization's BYOD policy allows employees to use personal devices for work. A user's device is infected with malware that is exfiltrating data from the corporate email app. The MDM administrator needs to stop the data loss while minimizing impact on the user's personal data. What should the administrator do first?
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