DEVICE CONFIGURATION AND MANAGEMENT QUIZS

Cloud Storage

• A method used to store data in local servers.

• A method used to store data in remote servers accessed through the internet.

• A method used to store data on physical hard drives.

• A method used to store data in email attachments.

Full backup

• Making one or more copies of selected data on a hard drive.

• Deleting all existing data on a hard drive.

• Compressing data to save space on a hard drive.

• Transferring data from one hard drive to another.

Mobile Device Management

• A type of software that allows companies to control, secure, and automate policies on devices connected to the organization's network.

• A hardware solution for managing mobile devices in a corporate environment.

• A service that provides internet connectivity to mobile devices.

• A type of application that tracks employee productivity on mobile devices.

Malware

• Malicious software, including viruses, ransomware, and spyware.

• A type of hardware used for data storage.

• A software that enhances system performance.

• A network protocol for secure communication.

Authentication

• A process to verify a user's identity.

• A method to encrypt data.

• A technique to improve system performance.

• A way to manage user permissions.

Group Policies

• A method for managing user permissions in a database.

• An infrastructure that allows network administrators to implement security policy settings for users and computers.

• A type of software used for data analysis.

• A framework for developing web applications.

Administrator

• An individual that has the highest level of control and access on a computer and can make changes that affect other users of that computer.

• A user with limited access to perform basic tasks on a computer.

• A person responsible for maintaining the physical hardware of a computer.

• A software application that manages user accounts and permissions.

BYOD

• Bring your own device (BYOD) is a company practice that allows employees to bring and use their personal computers, phones, and other devices at work.

• Bring your own data (BYOD) refers to employees using their personal data plans for work-related tasks.

• Bring your own documents (BYOD) is a policy that allows employees to submit personal documents for company use.

• Bring your own desk (BYOD) is a practice where employees are allowed to bring their own furniture to the office.

Antimalware Software

• A type of software that enhances computer performance.

• A type of security software used to detect, remove, and prevent malware attacks on a computer.

• A software that only removes viruses from a computer.

• A tool for optimizing system memory and speed.

PIN Lock

• A method to unlock a device using a fingerprint.

• A screen lock security method used to protect a device from unauthorized access.

• A type of password that is never changed.

• A feature that allows multiple users to access the device simultaneously.