Which optional security feature is available in t820 flexible thin-client?

Question

Options

• Aan encrypted solid state hard drive
• Binternal USB ports
• CHP case intrusion alarm
• DCommon Criteria Certification

• A
  89% (17)
• B
  5% (1)
• C
  5% (1)

Explanation

Option A is correct because the HP t820 Flexible Thin Client offers an optional encrypted solid state drive (SSD) as an add-on security feature, providing hardware-level data protection that safeguards stored information if the device is lost or stolen.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B (Internal USB ports) are a connectivity/expansion feature, not a security feature - they allow internal device attachment but don't provide data protection.
• C (HP case intrusion alarm) is associated with HP's desktop tower and workstation lines, not the t820 thin client form factor.
• D (Common Criteria Certification) is a security compliance standard/certification, not a hardware feature you can optionally add to a device.

Memory tip: Think "optional = add-on cost = hardware upgrade." Of the four choices, only an encrypted SSD is something you physically add to a device for extra money - the others are either built-in, irrelevant, or a certification label. If it's encrypted and you can order it separately, it's the optional security feature.

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