A healthcare organization's IT department is setting up mobile application security and synchronization controls on corporate smartphones used by field nurses. The organization requires strict isolation of sensitive patient data stored within corporate apps and secure transmission of all application synchronization traffic. Which of the following technical controls should the IT administrator implement? (Select TWO.)
- Apply Mobile Application Management (MAM) containerization policies to restrict copy-paste actions between corporate and personal apps.Answer
- BPerform a full remote device wipe via MDM whenever an application experiences a data synchronization error.
- Configure secure email and application synchronization protocols utilizing encrypted ports such as IMAPS over port 993.Answer
- DReconfigure corporate email synchronization to use unencrypted POP3 over port 110 to eliminate encryption overhead.
Answer
The administrator should apply Mobile Application Management (MAM) containerization policies to prevent data leakage and configure encrypted synchronization protocols such as IMAPS over port 993 for secure transport.
Applying Mobile Application Management (MAM) policies ensures application-level containerization, preventing sensitive corporate data from being copied to unmanaged personal applications. In addition, using encrypted synchronization protocols like IMAPS over port 993 guarantees that sensitive mobile traffic is protected with SSL/TLS encryption during transit.
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Mobile Application Support, MAM Containerization, and Secure Synchronization Ports
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