Multicorp management knows that many employees use personal memory devices to shuttle
information between work and home, as well as carry sales presentations to new customers.
Management wants to encourage this, while protecting the organization from the security risks
inherent in using these devices on less-protected machines. Ned, an IT security specialist,
suggests a way to enforce a configurable content check of new devices, along with antivirus
checking and malicious-code blocking. Which Endpoint Security Media Encryption server
component is Ned recommending as a solution?

Allison needs to support blacklist and whitelist access control for removable media devices. Which
Endpoint Security Media Encryption component should she use?

Multibank faces new Information Assurance requirements to prevent the installation of unknown
removable media devices on internal workstations, and monitor device usage. Which Endpoint
Security Media Encryption component should Multibank’s Security Administrator recommend as a
solution?

Which Endpoint Security Media Encryption component digitally signs and approves devices
attached to a workstation?

Multibank faces new Information Assurance requirements to detect changes performed on
removable media when outside the company. Which Endpoint Security Media Encryption
component should Multibank’s Security Administrator recommend as a solution?

What are the minimum requirements for installing Endpoint Security Media Encryption Server?

What service(s) must be accepted by an internal firewall to permit e-mail alerts to administrators?

Before Endpoint Security Media Encryption Server version 4.93 can run on a Windows 2003
machine, what must be installed?

What is the purpose of the Media ID?

Why is it necessary to back-up the Media ID after installing Endpoint Security Media Encryption
Server ver. 4.93?