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A network administrator audited applications on a user's desktop and noticed a program used to sync a mobile device to the desktop's calendar. To ensure corporate data is not exchanged to cloud…
The correct answer is D. Enterprise sandbox. An enterprise sandbox (also called containerization or MDM-based app isolation) creates a secure, isolated container on the mobile device that separates corporate apps and data from personal apps. This prevents the third-party calendar sync app from accessing data within the…
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A network administrator audited applications on a user's desktop and noticed a program used to sync a mobile device to the desktop's calendar. To ensure corporate data is not exchanged to cloud servers, which of the following mobile security methods should be implemented?
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- ARemote wipe
- BDevice encryption
- CBiometric authentication
- DEnterprise sandbox
How the community answered
(47 responses)- A6% (3)
- B15% (7)
- C4% (2)
- D74% (35)
Explanation
An enterprise sandbox (also called containerization or MDM-based app isolation) creates a secure, isolated container on the mobile device that separates corporate apps and data from personal apps. This prevents the third-party calendar sync app from accessing data within the corporate container and uploading it to cloud servers. Remote wipe (A) erases the device entirely-useful after a loss, not for preventing ongoing data leakage. Device encryption (B) protects data at rest on the device but does not prevent apps from syncing data to the cloud. Biometric authentication (C) controls access to the device but does not restrict what apps can do once unlocked.
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