Mobile Device Management (MDM) Concepts NDE Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6application · medium

   A mid-sized law firm is deploying MDM for 200 corporate-owned laptops and smartphones used by attorneys and paralegals. The firm has a strict requirement that all device configuration data remain within their own data center for client-confidentiality reasons. They have a small IT team with limited MDM expertise. Which deployment model should they select?

   • AOn-premises MDM server installed in their data center, with the IT team managing the infrastructure and device enrollment manually.
   • BCloud-based MDM service from a major vendor, with a data-residency option that stores configuration data in the firm's country.
   • COutsource MDM entirely to a managed service provider that hosts the MDM platform and handles all device management remotely.
   • DHybrid deployment with the MDM server in the cloud but device enrollment and policy distribution handled by an on-premises gateway.
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2. 7foundation · easy

   How does MDM typically integrate with an organization's identity management system?

   • ABy storing all user passwords in the MDM server
   • BBy using the identity provider to authenticate users and enforce access policies based on user identity
   • CBy creating a separate user account for each device
   • DBy replacing the identity management system entirely
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4. 8foundation · easy

   What is the defining characteristic of a COPE (Corporate-Owned, Personally Enabled) device model?

   • AThe device is used only for work and has no personal apps
   • BThe employee owns the device and uses it for work
   • CThe organization owns the device but allows personal use
   • DThe organization leases devices from a third party
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5. 9expert · hard

   A company is implementing a COPE program. Employees are allowed to use the devices for personal activities, but the company wants to ensure that corporate data is protected and that personal usage does not interfere with security. Which approach best balances these needs?

   • AAllow employees to opt out of MDM management for personal use.
   • BApply strict policies to the entire device, including personal apps and data.
   • CUse full device encryption and remote wipe for all devices.
   • DUse a containerized MDM approach that separates corporate and personal data, with policies applied only to the corporate container.
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6. 10application · medium

   A sales director's corporate iPhone was lost in a taxi. The device contains confidential client proposals and is enrolled in the company's MDM. The director is unsure whether the device is still powered on or connected to the network. Which immediate action should the administrator take to protect the data?

   • AContact the taxi company and request that they return the device, then wait for confirmation before taking any MDM action.
   • BUse location tracking to find the device's current position and dispatch a courier to retrieve it immediately.
   • CIssue a remote lock command to the device, followed by a remote wipe command if the device cannot be recovered within a set time.
   • DChange the director's email password and wait for the device to connect to the network before taking any further action.
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