What is one way Aruba solutions help healthcare companies support BYOD and BioMed initiatives?

Question

Options

• AAruba Meridian regulates patient access and applies access controls that prevent patients from
• BAruba Client Match maximizes performance in a dense environment with many different types of
• CAruba ClearPass automatically downloads software on every patient device to constantly track
• DAruba IntroSpect strictly enforces HIPPA regulations by only making records available to

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  81% (25)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  13% (4)

Explanation

Option B is correct because Aruba Client Match is specifically designed to optimize wireless performance in dense, device-diverse environments - exactly the challenge in healthcare where BYOD phones, tablets, and BioMed devices (infusion pumps, monitors, etc.) all compete for wireless bandwidth. Client Match intelligently steers clients to the best available radio or band, keeping both personal and medical devices connected reliably.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (Meridian) - Meridian is Aruba's indoor wayfinding/location platform, not an access control tool; it helps people navigate buildings, not enforce network policies.
• C (ClearPass) - ClearPass does play a role in healthcare network access control, but it does not automatically download tracking software onto patient devices - that description is fabricated and would also violate patient privacy.
• D (IntroSpect) - IntroSpect is a behavioral analytics/security threat detection tool (UEBA); it doesn't enforce HIPAA record access rules, and the misspelling "HIPPA" in the option is itself a red flag for a poorly constructed distractor.

Memory tip: Think of Client Match as a "traffic cop" for Wi-Fi - in a crowded hospital hallway of devices, it directs each device to the least congested lane, keeping both your personal phone and the patient's IV pump running smoothly.

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