CAS-005 · Question #58
During a gap assessment, an organization notes that BYOD usage is a significant risk. The organization implemented administrative policies prohibiting BYOD usage. However, the organization has not imp
The correct answer is B. Conditional access, to enforce user-to-device binding C. NAC, to enforce device configuration requirements. Conditional access allows the organization to restrict access based on device trust, enforcing user-to-device binding and blocking unauthorized BYOD devices. Network Access Control (NAC) ensures only compliant and authorized devices can connect to the network, enforcing security
Question
During a gap assessment, an organization notes that BYOD usage is a significant risk. The organization implemented administrative policies prohibiting BYOD usage. However, the organization has not implemented technical controls to prevent the unauthorized use of BYOD assets when accessing the organization's resources. Which of the following solutions should the organization implement to best reduce the risk of BYOD devices? (Choose two.)
Options
- ACloud IAM to enforce the use of token based MFA
- BConditional access, to enforce user-to-device binding
- CNAC, to enforce device configuration requirements
- DPAM. to enforce local password policies
- ESD-WAN. to enforce web content filtering through external proxies
- FDLP, to enforce data protection capabilities
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(35 responses)- A11% (4)
- B60% (21)
- D20% (7)
- E6% (2)
- F3% (1)
Explanation
Conditional access allows the organization to restrict access based on device trust, enforcing user-to-device binding and blocking unauthorized BYOD devices. Network Access Control (NAC) ensures only compliant and authorized devices can connect to the network, enforcing security configurations and reducing BYOD risks.
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