Answers and Explanations

1. MDM sets and enforces policies to protect the network from mobile devices.
2. BYOD is where you bring your personally owned device to use in the workplace.
3. The acceptable use policy and onboarding/offboarding policies need to be agreed upon before you can implement BYOD.
4. BYOD are personally owned devices, whereas CYOD are company-owned devices. Using CYOD allows the security administrators to remotely wipe the device if it is stolen and can make offboarding very easy as they own the device, so data ownership will never be an issue.
5. Mobile devices can connect through cellular, wireless, and Bluetooth connections.
6. Near-field communication is used to make a contactless payment; the device must be within 4 cm of the card.
7. Push notification services notify your mobile device when an email message arrives at your inbox.
8. Screen locks and strong passwords are needed...