CAS-003 · Question #791
A company that all mobile devices be encrypted, commensurate with the full disk encryption scheme of assets, such as workstation, servers, and laptops. Which of the following will MOST likely be a…
The correct answer is A. Increased network latency. When enforcing full disk encryption on mobile devices via MDM, one common architectural requirement is routing device traffic through a corporate VPN or proxy so that encrypted communications can be inspected and policy enforced. This traffic tunneling introduces increased…
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A company that all mobile devices be encrypted, commensurate with the full disk encryption scheme of assets, such as workstation, servers, and laptops. Which of the following will MOST likely be a limiting factor when selecting mobile device managers for the company?
Options
- AIncreased network latency
- BUnavailable of key escrow
- CInability to selected AES-256 encryption
- DRemoval of user authentication requirements
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A76% (34)
- B7% (3)
- C4% (2)
- D13% (6)
Explanation
When enforcing full disk encryption on mobile devices via MDM, one common architectural requirement is routing device traffic through a corporate VPN or proxy so that encrypted communications can be inspected and policy enforced. This traffic tunneling introduces increased network latency, which is a real-world operational trade-off and often a concern raised by end users and business units. Modern mobile operating systems (iOS and Android) support AES-256 natively in hardware, so inability to select AES-256 (C) is rarely a limiting factor. Key escrow (B) is generally available in enterprise MDM solutions. Removal of user authentication (D) is a policy choice, not a technical MDM limitation.
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