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What are two benefits of using an MDM solution? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. on-device content management C. remote wipe capabilities to protect information on lost or stolen devices. Mobile Device Management (MDM) solutions offer benefits like remote wiping of lost devices to protect sensitive data and centralized management of content on endpoints.

Submitted by rachelw· Mar 30, 2026

Question

What are two benefits of using an MDM solution? (Choose two.)

Options

  • Aenhanced DNS security for endpoint devices
  • Bon-device content management
  • Cremote wipe capabilities to protect information on lost or stolen devices
  • Dantimalware and antispyware functionality
  • Eallows for mobile endpoints to be used for authentication methods

How the community answered

(25 responses)
  • A
    8% (2)
  • B
    88% (22)
  • E
    4% (1)

Why each option

Mobile Device Management (MDM) solutions offer benefits like remote wiping of lost devices to protect sensitive data and centralized management of content on endpoints.

Aenhanced DNS security for endpoint devices

While MDM can configure network settings, enhanced DNS security is typically provided by specialized DNS security services or endpoint security solutions, not a primary direct benefit of MDM.

Bon-device content managementCorrect

MDM solutions provide on-device content management capabilities, allowing administrators to push, manage, and restrict access to documents, applications, and other data on mobile devices.

Cremote wipe capabilities to protect information on lost or stolen devicesCorrect

Remote wipe capabilities are a core security feature of MDM, enabling administrators to erase all data from a lost or stolen device to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive corporate information.

Dantimalware and antispyware functionality

Antimalware and antispyware functionality is typically provided by dedicated endpoint protection platforms (EPP) or mobile threat defense (MTD) solutions, which can integrate with MDM but are not inherently part of basic MDM functionality.

Eallows for mobile endpoints to be used for authentication methods

MDM primarily manages device configuration and security policies; while it can enforce strong authentication policies, it doesn't inherently enable mobile endpoints to *be used for* authentication methods themselves, which is more related to identity management or MFA solutions.

Concept tested: Mobile Device Management (MDM) benefits

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/security/mobile-device-management-mdm.html

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