An administrator is working with management to develop policies related to the use of cloud- based resources that contain corporate data Management plans to require some control offer organizational…

Question

Options

• AMDM
• BSandboxing
• CMobile tokenization
• DFDE
• EMFA

• A
  93% (28)
• D
  3% (1)
• E
  3% (1)

Explanation

MDM (Mobile Device Management) is the purpose-built control for managing organizational data on personal (BYOD) devices. MDM enables IT to enforce security policies on enrolled personal tablets and phones - including requiring PINs, encrypting corporate data containers, remotely wiping only corporate data (selective wipe) while leaving personal data intact, blocking access from non-compliant devices, and managing app permissions. This directly serves management's need to control corporate data on personal devices. Option B (sandboxing) can isolate apps but doesn't give management the policy-enforcement and remote management capabilities MDM provides. Option C (mobile tokenization) is not a standard, widely recognized BYOD management control. Option D (FDE - Full Disk Encryption) protects data if a device is lost or stolen but gives management no active control over corporate data usage or the ability to selectively remove it. Option E (MFA) is an authentication control that strengthens access but does not govern what happens to corporate data once accessed on a personal device.

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