CCM: A hypothetical start-up company called "IT4Sure" provides a cloud based IT management solution. They are growing rapidly and have some security measures in place but the employees are still…

Registration alone tracks devices but provides no protection against malware infection, software vulnerabilities, or physical theft of an already-registered device.

Physical protection requirements address only loss or theft scenarios and do not mitigate logical threats such as malware or exploitation of unpatched software.

Patch and software version controls reduce vulnerability exposure but omit physical security requirements, device registration tracking, and malware defense.

Malware protection addresses only one threat category and leaves devices exposed to risks from unpatched vulnerabilities, physical theft, and unregistered unauthorized devices.

All listed measures are recognized baseline MDM controls per the CSA Cloud Controls Matrix: device registration ensures only authorized devices access company data, physical protection requirements guard against theft and loss, software version and patch requirements close known vulnerabilities, and malware protection defends against malicious software - each addressing a separate risk layer that a comprehensive MDM policy must cover.