An IT technician is deploying smartphones for corporate executives who travel frequently. The executives require real-time, two-way synchronization of corporate emails, calendar appointments, and contact lists across both mobile devices and desktop clients. Additionally, security policy mandates that the IT department must be capable of removing corporate data from lost or stolen devices without clearing personal photos, personal applications, or user settings. Which protocol and administration configuration best satisfies these requirements?
- Configure Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) combined with Mobile Application Management (MAM) policies.Cevap
- BConfigure POP3 with SSL/TLS combined with Mobile Device Management (MDM) full-device wipe permissions.
- CConfigure IMAP over secure port connections combined with Mobile Device Management (MDM) device-level profiles.
- DReprovision the cellular SIM card IMSI profile to enable hardware-level containerization and secure synchronization.
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Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) combined with Mobile Application Management (MAM) policies.
Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) is specifically designed for mobile devices to provide real-time, two-way synchronization of emails, calendar items, and contact lists. Pairing EAS with Mobile Application Management (MAM) enforces containerization, enabling administrators to selectively wipe corporate data from enterprise apps without erasing the employee's personal files, applications, or photos.
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Mobile Device Synchronization Protocols and Application Containerization Security