What is geofencing primarily used for in network security?
Encrypting data stored on mobile devices
Hardening devices by disabling unused ports and services
Creating a virtual boundary that triggers a response when crossed
Filtering content based on network policies
Geofencing defines a virtual boundary for a real-world geographic area and triggers an automated response-such as granting or denying system access-when that boundary is crossed. It leverages technologies like GPS, RFID, Wi-Fi, or cellular data to enhance logical security by restricting or auditing access based on physical location. The other options describe unrelated security measures such as content filtering, device hardening, or encryption, none of which inherently rely on location-based boundaries.
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