
EC-CouncilNetwork Defense Essentials
Domain 5Objective 3
Mobile Device Management (MDM) Concepts NDE Practice Questions (Page 4)
Part of the Wireless, Mobile, and IoT Security domain, which makes up ~17% of our current practice bank.
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A logistics company uses MDM to manage handheld scanners running Android. The scanners are used by warehouse staff and must have a specific inventory management app installed. The company needs to ensure that the app is always up to date and that staff cannot uninstall it. Which MDM application management feature should be configured?
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A company is choosing between an on-premises MDM and a cloud-based MDM. They have a highly regulated environment where they need to keep all device management data on their own infrastructure, but they also want to reduce the effort of maintaining the MDM server. Which approach best satisfies both constraints?
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A hospital uses MDM to manage tablets used by nurses. The IT department needs to ensure that only approved medical apps are installed and that outdated versions are updated promptly. Which MDM capability should they use?
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A company's MDM policy requires that all devices have a passcode and that the camera is disabled on devices used in a secure research facility. How should the administrator enforce these requirements?
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A law firm allows attorneys to access case files on their personal tablets. The firm wants to prevent attorneys from copying confidential documents to personal cloud storage or sharing them via personal email. Which MDM feature should be configured?
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