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Which three issues do customers with limited mobility issues deal with? (Choose three)

The correct answer is A. Remote workers that compromise security B. Solutions that do not extend off network C. Complex mobile management. Customers with limited mobility (organizations restricted to on-premises or non-mobile infrastructure) face three core challenges: remote workers who introduce security risks (A) because the organization lacks proper tools to secure off-site access; solutions that don't extend…

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Question

Which three issues do customers with limited mobility issues deal with? (Choose three)

Options

  • ARemote workers that compromise security
  • BSolutions that do not extend off network
  • CComplex mobile management
  • DComplex mobile management
  • EBig data center vulnerability
  • FExpensive malware attacks

How the community answered

(38 responses)
  • A
    87% (33)
  • D
    8% (3)
  • E
    3% (1)
  • F
    3% (1)

Explanation

Customers with limited mobility (organizations restricted to on-premises or non-mobile infrastructure) face three core challenges: remote workers who introduce security risks (A) because the organization lacks proper tools to secure off-site access; solutions that don't extend off-network (B) because their infrastructure is built for in-office use only; and complex mobile device management (C) because managing endpoints outside the traditional perimeter is difficult without a mobility strategy.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • D is a duplicate of C ("Complex mobile management") and is likely a question error - only one instance counts.
  • E (Big data center vulnerability) is a general infrastructure concern unrelated to mobility limitations.
  • F (Expensive malware attacks) is a broad security threat, not a defining characteristic of limited-mobility environments.

Memory tip: Think of the three problems as a chain - you can't go mobile easily (C), so your workers go remote anyway (A), and your tools can't follow them (B). The acronym "RCS" (Remote risk → Can't extend → Complex management) can help you recall all three.

Topics

#Mobile Device Management#Remote Access#Network Security#Mobile Infrastructure

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