What is a key feature of the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) capability in Cisco...

Cisco ISE BYOD workflows identify users and devices, provision personal endpoints, and apply access policy based on identity and compliance. Posture assessment is central to this process because ISE can require a posture agent to check conditions such as supported operating systems and installed virus protection before granting the intended level of network access. Therefore, option B is correct. Temporary Internet access is normally associated with guest-access workflows and does not define BYOD posture. ISE provides policy-based onboarding and access control, but it is not a full mobile-device-management platform that completely manages every personal device. It also does not encrypt all endpoint data; encryption is supplied by endpoint, application, storage, or transport-security technologies. Cisco’s ISE BYOD guide documents posture evaluation before corporate access.

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