Apple DEP-2025 Questions Answers

TheSetRecoveryLockcommand locks the Recovery partition, restricting access to Startup Security Utility. TheMobile Device Management Protocol Referencestates, "The SetRecoveryLock command sets a password for the Recovery partition, restricting access to Startup Security Utility and other recovery options unless the password is provided." Option B sets a firmware password but not specifically for this utility, and C and D are invalid.

Custom apps, developed in-house and signed with an Apple Developer account, can be deployed through all three enrollment types: Automated Device Enrollment (ADE), Device Enrollment, and User Enrollment. ADE (option A) supports custom app distribution to supervised, organization-owned devices via MDM and Managed Distribution. Device Enrollment (option B) allows custom app installation on enrolled devices, supervised or not, through MDM. User Enrollment (option C) supports custom apps for BYOD, though with limited control over personal devices. TheApple Platform Deployment Guideconfirms that custom apps are compatible with all enrollment methods when paired with MDM, making D the correct answer.

Enterprise SSO leverages Kerberos. TheApple Platform Deployment Guidestates, "Enterprise Single Sign-On in iOS, iPadOS, and macOS is based on Kerberos, enabling seamless authentication to enterprise resources." Options B, C, and D serve different purposes.

Lost Mode, an MDM feature for supervised devices, allows device tracking by locking the device, displaying a custom message, and reporting its location (if Location Services are enabled). It’s a security tool for recovering lost or stolen devices. Additional restrictions (option B) are a supervision feature, not Lost Mode’s benefit. Network performance (option C) and data separation (option D) are unrelated. TheMDM Protocol Referencehighlights tracking as Lost Mode’s primary benefit.