Certified Wandera Sales Specialist Quiz!

Wandera’s proprietary SmartWire algorithm analyzes and correlates data across all known threats and detects anomalies in the cloud and on the device, across the Wandera customer network. By using a combination of multiple, correlated detection techniques and the industry’s largest mobile data set, SmartWire is able to accurately determine the security risk of each mobile data request. For example, if SmartWire identifies passwords sent as clear text from a device, all devices with the culprit app are flagged and/or secured thereafter. If a mobile device is on an unknown Wi-Fi network, the service closely monitors all data transfers especially with other employees’ devices. SmartWire also leverages multiple malware scanners, app and other security databases

Wandera's unique advantage against competition is its multi-level architecture, which allows for wider and deeper visibility into data. This means that Wandera is able to provide comprehensive insights and analysis into mobile data usage, allowing for effective cost management, compliance, and threat prevention. Additionally, Wandera's solution encompasses all these features in one package, making it a convenient and efficient choice for businesses.

Wandera's solution offers services such as threat prevention, compliance, and data cost management. This means that their solution helps protect against potential threats, ensures compliance with regulations, and helps manage data costs efficiently.

The RADAR refers to Wandera's online portal. This portal is a platform provided by Wandera that allows users to access and manage their mobile security and data usage. It provides real-time visibility into mobile data traffic, threat detection, and allows for the implementation of security policies. Users can monitor and analyze their mobile data usage, detect and respond to potential threats, and have control over their mobile security settings through this online portal.

Wandera's threat R&D team publishes regular one-pagers on new mobile threats, which can be found on Wandera's website. These one-pagers are called "Threat Advisories."

The correct answer is B. Wandera supports iOS (iPhones and iPads) and Samsung Android devices (using the Samsung KNOX API)today. Windows 10 support is on our roadmap for 2016.

Partners should register new leads on the Wandera Partner Portal. This portal is specifically designed for Wandera partners to manage their leads and track their progress. It provides a centralized platform for partners to submit and monitor their leads, ensuring efficient lead management and effective communication between partners and Wandera. This portal is likely to have all the necessary tools and resources for partners to successfully register and track their new leads.

Wandera introduced a new category in enterprise mobility which we call Secure Mobile Gateway.

Wandera is licensed through a subscription fee per device per month. This means that users need to pay a monthly fee for each device they want to use Wandera on. There is no additional annual support fee or a fee based on the number of users or savings. The licensing model is based solely on the number of devices being used.

To manually add devices to Wandera, the administrator needs to add details to RADAR, which is Wandera's management console. After adding the details, the administrator can generate an enrollment notification, which will prompt the user to enroll their device with Wandera. This process allows the administrator to add devices to Wandera's network and manage them effectively.

The correct answer is "Threat Prevention and Compliance over Wi-Fi". This option suggests that +Wi-Fi is a feature or service that focuses on preventing threats and ensuring compliance when using Wi-Fi networks. It implies that +Wi-Fi provides security measures and protocols to protect users from potential threats and maintain compliance with regulations while using Wi-Fi connections.

All traffic that passes through Wandera will be blocked - this includes all cellular web data but to clarify doesn't include wifi traffic or non cellular web traffic. We do have the ability to control tethered traffic on Samsung Android devices, but not iOS.

Policy changes made in RADAR become effective immediately. There is no delay or waiting period for the changes to take effect. As soon as the changes are made, they are implemented and applied to the system. This ensures that any updates or modifications to policies are immediately reflected and enforced without any delay.

The answer "Per MB or day" is correct because RADAR allows for costs to be input either on a per MB basis or on a per day basis. This means that users can choose to track and calculate costs based on the amount of data used (per MB) or based on the duration of usage (per day). Having the flexibility to input costs in either way allows for more accurate and customizable cost tracking and analysis within the RADAR system.

Wandera utilizes a multi-level architecture, which means that there are multiple points of data entry. These points include the Mobile App, Cloud Gateway, and EMM Integration. The Mobile App serves as a primary point of entry for data, allowing users to access and interact with the system. The Cloud Gateway acts as a secure gateway for data traffic, ensuring that all information is encrypted and protected. Lastly, the EMM Integration allows for seamless integration with Enterprise Mobility Management systems, providing additional security and control over mobile devices.

Only that specific site or app is blocked. Block policies are configured in RADAR to match a block rule by URL. Once set, both browser and app web traffic will be blocked by Wandera.

Wi-Fi is currently supported for Supervised iOS devices.

MobileIron Core and AirWatch by VMware are the EMM solutions that currently support Wandera's EMM Connect.

The correct answer is that the data is stored in the central data warehouse in Ireland (EEA) with a standard retention period of 12 months. This means that the data is stored in a specific location and will be kept for a certain amount of time before being deleted or removed.

The average Wandera customer reduces their data usage by 50% using Wandera's Data Cost Management tools: Data caps, site/app blocks, and compression.

24 months is standard. A 7.5% premium is applied for 12 month contracts and 7.5% discount applied to 36 month contracts.

The data cap can be configured per day or per month. If the data cap is configured for a monthly period, the customer is required to specify the start of the billing cycle.

Wandera provides protection against various types of mobile threats, which are categorized into four categories: infrastructure threats, app threats, device threats, and web threats. Infrastructure threats refer to threats that target the underlying mobile network infrastructure, such as network vulnerabilities and attacks. App threats involve malicious or risky applications that can compromise the security of mobile devices. Device threats encompass threats that exploit vulnerabilities in the mobile device itself, such as operating system vulnerabilities or physical device compromises. Web threats include threats that originate from browsing the internet, such as phishing attacks or malicious websites.

DLA Piper and Ashurst are the Australia law firms that use Wandera to help reduce their mobile data bills.