Exam CAS-004 topic 1 question 601 discussion

Containerization: Containerization involves separating corporate apps and data from personal apps and data on a mobile device. This allows the system administrator to ensure that corporate data is kept secure and is only accessible through a controlled environment, even if the device is personal. Essentially, corporate data and personal data don’t mix. For example, using a tool like Mobile Device Management (MDM) software, a container can be set up to keep work-related apps and data separate from personal apps, thus ensuring privacy and security. Conditional access: Conditional access helps enforce specific security policies based on the state of the device. For example, access to corporate applications or data can be restricted unless the device is compliant with certain security policies like having a password, being encrypted, or being free from malware. Conditional access policies are highly effective at ensuring only secure, compliant devices can access corporate resources, regardless of whether the device is personal or corporate-owned.