Managing Android Devices and Applications GMOB Practice Questions (Page 6)

Questions 26–30

1. 26application · medium

   An organization's MDM reports that several Android devices are non-compliant because they have not checked in for over 30 days. The devices contain sensitive corporate data. What should the administrator do to protect the data on these devices?

   • AIssue a remote lock and remote wipe command to the non-compliant devices
   • BChange the compliance policy to allow 60 days without check-in
   • CRemove the devices from the MDM and ignore the issue
   • DSend an email to the users asking them to check in
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2. 27expert · hard

   A law firm uses Android Enterprise work profiles on employee devices. The firm has a policy that work profile apps must be encrypted and the device must have a lock screen. However, some employees have older devices that do not support encryption. The firm wants to enforce the policy while accommodating these devices. What should they do?

   • AProvide corporate-owned devices to employees with non-compliant personal devices
   • BEnforce the policy on devices that support it and block devices that do not meet the requirement
   • CAllow employees to use devices without encryption if they sign a waiver
   • DDisable the encryption requirement for all devices
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4. 28application · medium

   A hospital issues Android tablets to nurses for shift scheduling and medication lookup. The tablets are hospital property, used only during shifts, and must not be used for personal apps. Nurses occasionally hand the tablet to a colleague for a quick lookup. The IT team needs a deployment model that enforces a single-purpose experience while allowing multiple users to sign in at different times. Which Android Enterprise deployment model should they use?

   • AFully managed device with device owner mode
   • BWork profile on personally owned devices
   • CDedicated device (COSU) with multiple users enabled
   • DFully managed device with a work profile
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5. 29expert · hard

   A company has a mix of fully managed and work profile devices. A fully managed device is reported as non-compliant because the user disabled the lock screen. The device contains sensitive corporate data. What is the most appropriate remediation action?

   • AIgnore the non-compliance because the user may have a reason
   • BRemove the device from the MDM
   • CRemotely lock the device and require the user to re-enable the lock screen
   • DImmediately wipe the device
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6. 30foundation · easy

   What is the main advantage of using a work profile on a personally owned device compared to managing the entire device?

   • AIt gives the organization full visibility into all personal apps and usage.
   • BIt provides a clear separation between corporate and personal data, allowing the organization to manage only the work profile.
   • CIt allows the organization to remotely wipe the entire device at any time.
   • DIt eliminates the need for any MDM agent on the device.
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