2V0-62.23 · Question #27
What three security capabilities are supported by Workspace ONE SDK? (Choose three.)
The correct answer is B. App Layer Authentication D. Data Loss Prevention E. Compromised Protection. Workspace ONE SDK delivers security at the application layer, making B, D, and E the three correct capabilities. App Layer Authentication (B) enforces access controls within the app itself, independent of device-level authentication. Data Loss Prevention (D) restricts actions…
Question
What three security capabilities are supported by Workspace ONE SDK? (Choose three.)
Options
- ASAML Integration
- BApp Layer Authentication
- CEncrypted Backup
- DData Loss Prevention
- ECompromised Protection
How the community answered
(35 responses)- A9% (3)
- B86% (30)
- C6% (2)
Explanation
Workspace ONE SDK delivers security at the application layer, making B, D, and E the three correct capabilities. App Layer Authentication (B) enforces access controls within the app itself, independent of device-level authentication. Data Loss Prevention (D) restricts actions like copy/paste, screenshots, and data sharing between managed and unmanaged apps. Compromised Protection (E) detects jailbroken or rooted devices and can block app access or wipe data accordingly.
SAML Integration (A) is wrong because SAML is an identity federation protocol handled at the platform/identity provider level (e.g., Workspace ONE Access), not a capability embedded in the SDK itself. Encrypted Backup (C) is a distractor - while the SDK does encrypt local data at rest, "Encrypted Backup" is not one of the named SDK security pillars; backup encryption is typically an OS or MDM profile concern.
Memory tip: Think "ADE" - Authenticate, DLP, Enforce integrity" - the SDK secures the app from the inside out: who can in, what data can leave, and whether the device can be trusted.
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