A company is changing its mobile device policy. The company has the following requirements: • Company-owned devices • Ability to harden the devices • Reduced security risk • Compatibility with company resources Which of the following would best meet these requirements?

COBO (Company-Owned, Business-Only) best meets the requirements. With COBO, the company owns the devices and restricts their use exclusively for business purposes, allowing for maximum hardening and reduced security risk. This model ensures full compatibility with company resources and provides the highest level of control over the devices. BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) would not meet the requirements because the company would not own the devices, making hardening and risk reduction more challenging. CYOD (Choose Your Own Device) allows employees to select from a list of approved devices, but they still own them, presenting similar control limitations as BYOD. COPE (Company-Owned, Personally-Enabled) allows personal use on company-owned devices, which increases security risk and makes hardening more complex than a business-only model.