Security+ Question of the Week: BYOD Compliance

When an employee brings in their own PED to use on the company network, the process used to bring it into compliance with the BYOD policy is commonly known as?

A. Forensics
B. PTZ
C. On‐boarding
D. RTO

Reveal Answer

The correct answer is C.

A PED is a personal electronic device, which means anything portable such as a notebook, tablet or smart phone. The process used to bring it into compliance with the BYOD policy is commonly known as on-boarding.

Forensics is the process of gathering evidence. PTZ stands for pan, tilt, zoom and refers to the common remote control features of security cameras. RTO stands for recovery time objective, which is the amount of time allocated for a disaster recovery process in order to return an organization back to a functioning state.

 

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