ISC2 Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP) Practice Question

COPE devices remain company property, so the organization can enforce security controls, but they are "personally enabled," so employees may use them for personal tasks. Implementing mobile device management that creates a managed workspace (sometimes called containerization) lets security teams push corporate policies-such as encryption and strong authentication-only to corporate apps and data. A selective wipe can remove that workspace if the device is lost without touching personal photos, messages, or applications, balancing business protection with employee privacy. Simply forbidding personal apps, relying on policy alone, or giving users full admin rights without oversight either undermines usability or fails to provide enforceable security and incident-response capabilities.