MS-900 · Question #428
Hotspot Question A company is evaluating Microsoft 365. You need to determine the correct component to secure. Select the answer that correctly completes the sentence. Answer:
The correct answer is The company needs to secure the front desk workers' corporate phones and computers, which are also known as: endpoints. The question asks to identify the correct term for corporate phones and computers in a security context, which are collectively known as endpoints.
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- The company needs to secure the front desk workers' corporate phones and computers, which are also known asendpointsendpointsapplicationsinfrastructureidentities
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The question asks to identify the correct term for corporate phones and computers in a security context, which are collectively known as endpoints.
Approach. The correct interaction is to click the dropdown menu and select 'endpoints'. Corporate phones and computers are classic examples of endpoints. In an IT security context, an 'endpoint' is any device that connects to an organization's network and contains valuable data or access points, such as laptops, desktops, servers, tablets, and smartphones. Securing these devices is a critical part of a comprehensive security strategy, often managed through solutions like Microsoft Intune and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint within Microsoft 365.
Common mistakes.
- common_mistake. Selecting 'applications', 'infrastructure', or 'identities' would be incorrect. 'Applications' refers to the software programs that run on devices, not the devices themselves. While applications need to be secured, the question specifically refers to 'phones and computers'. 'Infrastructure' refers to the underlying hardware and software resources that support IT operations (e.g., servers, networks, data centers), which are distinct from user-facing client devices. 'Identities' refers to user accounts and their authentication mechanisms (e.g., usernames, passwords, MFA), which control who can access resources, but do not represent the physical or virtual devices users operate.
Concept tested. Understanding of core cybersecurity terminology in the context of Microsoft 365, specifically the definition of an 'endpoint' as a device that connects to and interacts with an organization's network and data. This concept is fundamental to endpoint management and security within a modern IT environment.
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