A company has a mixed environment: some employees use corporate-owned devices, and others use personal devices. The security team wants to enforce a 6-digit PIN on corporate-owned devices, but only require a 4-digit PIN for accessing corporate apps on personal devices. The team also wants to ensure that corporate data is not copied from corporate apps to personal apps on any device. Which combination of management technologies should the team use?

MDM for all devices with a single PIN policy

MDM for corporate devices and MAM with DLP policies for personal devices

Containerization for all devices with a single PIN policy

MAM for corporate devices and containerization for personal devices

A startup wants to minimize upfront hardware costs while allowing employees to use their own devices for work. However, the startup is concerned about data leakage if an employee leaves the company. The startup decides to implement MDM with a selective wipe capability. Which provisioning model is the startup using?

Corporate Owned, Business Only (COBO)

Corporate Owned, Personally Enabled (COPE)

What is a primary benefit of the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) model for an organization?

Reduced hardware costs because employees purchase their own devices

Elimination of the need for mobile device management policies

Guaranteed uniform hardware and software configurations across all employees

Complete control over the device's operating system and applications

Systems Security Certified Practitioner

Domain 7Objective 3

7.3 - Administer and Manage Mobile Devices SSCP Practice Questions (Page 4)

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16expert · hard
A company has a mixed environment: some employees use corporate-owned devices, and others use personal devices. The security team wants to enforce a 6-digit PIN on corporate-owned devices, but only require a 4-digit PIN for accessing corporate apps on personal devices. The team also wants to ensure that corporate data is not copied from corporate apps to personal apps on any device. Which combination of management technologies should the team use?
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17application · medium
A startup wants to minimize upfront hardware costs while allowing employees to use their own devices for work. However, the startup is concerned about data leakage if an employee leaves the company. The startup decides to implement MDM with a selective wipe capability. Which provisioning model is the startup using?
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18foundation · easy
Which technique is commonly used in Mobile Application Management (MAM) to apply security policies to an existing mobile app?
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19foundation · easy
Which encryption method protects the entire storage medium of a mobile device, including the operating system and all applications?
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20foundation · easy
What is a primary benefit of the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) model for an organization?
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7.3 - Administer and Manage Mobile Devices SSCP Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

Which technique is commonly used in Mobile Application Management (MAM) to apply security policies to an existing mobile app?

Which encryption method protects the entire storage medium of a mobile device, including the operating system and all applications?

What is a primary benefit of the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) model for an organization?

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