38. Mobile Device Security Quiz

What makes mobile devices particularly challenging to secure?

• Their lack of built-in security

• Their constant internet connectivity

• Their limited storage capacity

• Their large size

Why is it difficult to manage mobile devices?

• They are always moving

• They are always stationary

• They are too expensive

• They have no operating system

What is the term used for replacing the operating system on an Android device?

• Unlocking

• Flashing

• Rooting

• Jailbreaking

What is the primary reason people jailbreak or root their devices?

• To reduce device weight

• To improve camera quality

• To enable new features and bypass security

• To increase battery life

What is a potential risk of installing unauthorized applications on a mobile device?

• Improved device performance

• Increased storage space

• Exposure to malicious code

• Faster internet speed

What is the term for installing applications outside of official app stores?

• Rooting

• Jailbreaking

• Sideloading

• Flashing

What is typically forbidden in an organization's policies regarding mobile devices?

• Using the device for personal calls

• Installing unauthorized operating systems or software

• Charging the device at work

• Using the device for social media

Where would you typically find the rules about acceptable use of mobile devices in an organization?

• In the device's user manual

• In the app store

• In the employee handbook or acceptable use policies

• On the company's website

What might happen to an employee who circumvents administrative security controls?

• They might get a warning

• They might be dismissed from the organization

• They might be promoted

• They might receive a bonus

What is the role of a mobile device manager (MDM) in an organization?

• To provide technical support

• To sell mobile devices

• To manage and enforce security policies on mobile devices

• To increase device speed