Which term describes protection measures for mobile endpoints in networks?

• A. Block Mode
• B. Mobile Devices Security
• C. Code Injection Protection
• D. EternalBlue

Answer: (B)

Protecting mobile endpoints in a network means safeguarding smartphones, tablets, and other portable devices as they connect to resources. The term that best describes this is Mobile Devices Security, which covers device management, policy enforcement, encryption, secure access, and threat prevention specifically for mobile endpoints. The other terms don’t fit this broader protection concept: Block Mode isn’t a standard description of mobile device protection, Code Injection Protection focuses on preventing injection flaws rather than securing mobile devices overall, and EternalBlue refers to a specific Windows SMB exploit rather than mobile endpoint security.