nerdexam
Broadcom-VMware

1V0-61.21 · Question #5

Your organization would like to permit direct Integration into the corporate email system for work from home employees. Besides protecting email from data loss, what are three additional benefits of…

The correct answer is D. Configures email over-the-air. E. Restricts email access to only company-approved devices. Note: The stated correct answer (D, E) appears incomplete - the question asks for three answers, so the likely intended answer is C, D, and E. D (Configures email over-the-air) is correct because mobile email management (MEM) deploys email settings wirelessly to devices without…

Explain Data Management and Security in End-User Computing

Question

Your organization would like to permit direct Integration into the corporate email system for work from home employees. Besides protecting email from data loss, what are three additional benefits of mobile email management? (Choose three.)

Options

  • AEnables Per-App VPN Profile.
  • BProvides data backup and restore for corporate data.
  • CBlocks unmanaged devices from accessing email.
  • DConfigures email over-the-air.
  • ERestricts email access to only company-approved devices.

How the community answered

(52 responses)
  • A
    4% (2)
  • B
    10% (5)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    85% (44)

Explanation

Note: The stated correct answer (D, E) appears incomplete - the question asks for three answers, so the likely intended answer is C, D, and E.

D (Configures email over-the-air) is correct because mobile email management (MEM) deploys email settings wirelessly to devices without manual IT intervention - a core MEM benefit. E (Restricts email access to only company-approved devices) is correct because MEM enforces device compliance policies, ensuring only vetted devices can reach corporate email. C (Blocks unmanaged devices from accessing email) is correct for the same reason - MEM integrates with systems like Microsoft Intune to deny access to any device not enrolled in management.

A is wrong because Per-App VPN is an MDM/MAM feature for securing app-level network traffic - not a benefit specific to email management. B is wrong because data backup and restore is a form of data loss protection, which the question already excludes as a given.

Memory tip: Think of MEM's three access-control benefits as "OTA + Approved-only + Block the rest" - configure it remotely (D), let in approved devices (E), keep out unmanaged ones (C). Option A (VPN) belongs to the broader MDM world, and B is just DLP repackaged.

Topics

#Mobile Email Management#Device Access Control#Over-the-Air Configuration#MDM Policies

Community Discussion

No community discussion yet for this question.

Full 1V0-61.21 Practice