An IT technician is configuring security and communication settings for a newly deployed mobile application on enterprise smartphones. Company policy mandates that corporate app data must be isolated from personal data without requiring full device administration, and incoming email synchronization must be secured using IMAP encryption. Which of the following configurations should the technician implement? (Select TWO.)
- Configure incoming mail synchronization using IMAP over SSL/TLS on port 993Answer
- Deploy Mobile Application Management (MAM) storage containerization to restrict data transfer between enterprise and personal appsAnswer
- CConfigure the incoming IMAP email server to communicate over encrypted port 995
- DIssue a full remote device wipe via Mobile Device Management (MDM) whenever corporate app storage limits are reached
Answer
The technician should configure incoming email synchronization using IMAP over SSL/TLS on port 993 and deploy Mobile Application Management (MAM) storage containerization.
Securing incoming email synchronization with IMAP encryption requires utilizing TCP port 993 (IMAPS). In addition, isolating corporate application data without demanding complete control over personal device hardware is accomplished through Mobile Application Management (MAM) containerization policies.
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Mobile Application Management (MAM) containerization and secure email protocol ports (IMAPS port 993)