A company is implementing a work-from-home policy. As a result, the security team needs to provide guidelines and recommendations to secure such an infrastructure and have more control over users'…

The correct answer is C. BYOD policy E. MDM policy. When rolling out a work-from-home policy involving mobile devices, two policies are essential. A BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policy (C) establishes the rules and security requirements employees must follow when using personal devices for work, including acceptable use, data…

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Question

A company is implementing a work-from-home policy. As a result, the security team needs to provide guidelines and recommendations to secure such an infrastructure and have more control over users' mobile devices. Which of the following should the security administrator recommend? (Choose two.)

Options

AChange management policy
BEULA
CBYOD policy
DRisk analysis
EMDM policy
FTime-based login policies

How the community answered

(41 responses)

A
2% (1)
B
7% (3)
C
71% (29)
D
2% (1)
F
17% (7)

Explanation

When rolling out a work-from-home policy involving mobile devices, two policies are essential. A BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policy (C) establishes the rules and security requirements employees must follow when using personal devices for work, including acceptable use, data handling, and privacy expectations. An MDM (Mobile Device Management) policy (E) gives the security team the technical means to enforce those rules - enabling remote wipe, enforcing screen locks, managing app installations, and monitoring compliance across all mobile endpoints. Change management (A) and risk analysis (D) are processes, not mobile-specific policies. EULA (B) is an end-user license agreement for software. Time-based login policies (F) restrict when users can log in but don't address device management.

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