Apple DEP-2025 Practice Exams
Last updated on Oct 21,2026- Exam Code: DEP-2025
- Exam Name: Apple Deployment and Management Exam
- Certification Provider: Apple
- Latest update: Oct 21,2026
Question #31
Which type of enrollment requires supervision?
- A . Automated Device Enrollment
- B . Device Enrollment
- C . User Enrollment
Correct Answer: A
A
Explanation:
Automated Device Enrollment (ADE), used with Apple Business Manager or Apple School Manager, automatically supervises devices during setup, enabling advanced restrictions and management. Supervision is a default outcome of ADE for organization-owned devices. Device Enrollment (option
B) can include supervision if paired with tools like Apple Configurator, but it’s not inherent. User Enrollment (option C) is for BYOD and doesn’t support supervision to protect user privacy. The Apple Platform Deployment Guide ties supervision to ADE.
Reference: Apple Platform Deployment Guide (Chapter: Automated Device Enrollment).
A
Explanation:
Automated Device Enrollment (ADE), used with Apple Business Manager or Apple School Manager, automatically supervises devices during setup, enabling advanced restrictions and management. Supervision is a default outcome of ADE for organization-owned devices. Device Enrollment (option
B) can include supervision if paired with tools like Apple Configurator, but it’s not inherent. User Enrollment (option C) is for BYOD and doesn’t support supervision to protect user privacy. The Apple Platform Deployment Guide ties supervision to ADE.
Reference: Apple Platform Deployment Guide (Chapter: Automated Device Enrollment).
Question #32
What’s required to use Apple Configurator?
- A . An MDM solution
- B . A Mac
- C . User acceptance
- D . A VPN configuration
Correct Answer: B
B
Explanation:
Apple Configurator is a macOS application requiring a Mac computer to run, used for supervising and configuring iOS/iPadOS/tvOS devices via USB. An MDM solution (option A) can complement it but isn’t required. User acceptance (option C) isn’t needed, as it’s an administrative tool. A VPN configuration (option D) is unrelated. The Apple Platform Deployment Guide specifies a Mac as the platform for Apple Configurator.
Reference: Apple Platform Deployment Guide (Chapter: Apple Configurator).
B
Explanation:
Apple Configurator is a macOS application requiring a Mac computer to run, used for supervising and configuring iOS/iPadOS/tvOS devices via USB. An MDM solution (option A) can complement it but isn’t required. User acceptance (option C) isn’t needed, as it’s an administrative tool. A VPN configuration (option D) is unrelated. The Apple Platform Deployment Guide specifies a Mac as the platform for Apple Configurator.
Reference: Apple Platform Deployment Guide (Chapter: Apple Configurator).
Question #33
How can you identify if a Rapid Security Response was applied to iOS?
- A . A single-letter identifier is appended to the operating system version
- B . A single-digit identifier is appended to the operating system version
- C . The letters “rst” are appended to the operating system version
- D . The letters “cve” are appended to the operating system version
Correct Answer: A
A
Explanation:
Rapid Security Responses use a letter identifier. The iOS Deployment Reference states, "A Rapid Security Response appends a single-letter identifier, such as ‘(a)’, to the iOS version number (e.g., iOS 16.4.1 (a)) to indicate its application."
Reference: iOS Deployment Reference, "Software Updates" section.
Apple Platform Security Guide, "Rapid Security Response" section.
A
Explanation:
Rapid Security Responses use a letter identifier. The iOS Deployment Reference states, "A Rapid Security Response appends a single-letter identifier, such as ‘(a)’, to the iOS version number (e.g., iOS 16.4.1 (a)) to indicate its application."
Reference: iOS Deployment Reference, "Software Updates" section.
Apple Platform Security Guide, "Rapid Security Response" section.
Question #34
Which type of enrollment provides the most control over organization-owned devices?
- A . Automated Device Enrollment
- B . Device Enrollment
- C . User Enrollment
Correct Answer: A
A
Explanation:
Automated Device Enrollment (ADE) provides the most control over organization-owned devices by integrating them with an MDM solution during initial setup, without user intervention. Devices enrolled via ADE are automatically supervised, allowing restrictions like mandatory MDM enrollment and advanced policies. Device Enrollment (option B) offers control but requires manual profile installation and doesn’t inherently supervise devices unless paired with supervision tools. User Enrollment (option C) is for BYOD, offering less control to protect user privacy. The Apple Platform Deployment Guide positions ADE as the most robust option for organization-owned devices.
Reference: Apple Platform Deployment Guide (Chapter: Automated Device Enrollment).
A
Explanation:
Automated Device Enrollment (ADE) provides the most control over organization-owned devices by integrating them with an MDM solution during initial setup, without user intervention. Devices enrolled via ADE are automatically supervised, allowing restrictions like mandatory MDM enrollment and advanced policies. Device Enrollment (option B) offers control but requires manual profile installation and doesn’t inherently supervise devices unless paired with supervision tools. User Enrollment (option C) is for BYOD, offering less control to protect user privacy. The Apple Platform Deployment Guide positions ADE as the most robust option for organization-owned devices.
Reference: Apple Platform Deployment Guide (Chapter: Automated Device Enrollment).
Question #35
Which type of 802.1X configuration allows Mac computers to connect to Wi-Fi before login and user authentication after login?
- A . System+User Mode
- B . System+Login Window Mode
- C . User Mode
- D . System Mode
Correct Answer: A
A
Explanation:
System+User Mode supports pre- and post-login connectivity. The Apple Platform Deployment Guide states, "System+User Mode for 802.1X allows a Mac to connect to Wi-Fi using system credentials before login and switches to user credentials after login, ensuring network access at all stages."
Option B is not a standard term, C requires login first, and D uses only system credentials.
Reference: Apple Platform Deployment Guide, "802.1X Authentication" section.
macOS Deployment Reference, "Network Configuration" section.
A
Explanation:
System+User Mode supports pre- and post-login connectivity. The Apple Platform Deployment Guide states, "System+User Mode for 802.1X allows a Mac to connect to Wi-Fi using system credentials before login and switches to user credentials after login, ensuring network access at all stages."
Option B is not a standard term, C requires login first, and D uses only system credentials.
Reference: Apple Platform Deployment Guide, "802.1X Authentication" section.
macOS Deployment Reference, "Network Configuration" section.
Question #36
What’s required to unenroll a supervised device from an MDM solution?
- A . An administrator’s approval
- B . An Apple ID
- C . User acceptance
- D . A wipe command
Correct Answer: A
A
Explanation:
Unenrolling a supervised device from an MDM solution requires an administrator’s approval, typically executed by removing the MDM profile via the MDM server. For supervised devices (via ADE or Apple Configurator), users cannot remove the profile themselves, ensuring organizational control. An Apple ID (option B) isn’t required for unenrollment, though it may relate to Activation Lock. User acceptance (option C) isn’t needed for supervised devices. A wipe command (option D) may accompany unenrollment but isn’t mandatory. The Apple Platform Deployment Guide outlines this process for supervised devices.
Reference: Apple Platform Deployment Guide (Chapter: Managing Enrollment).
A
Explanation:
Unenrolling a supervised device from an MDM solution requires an administrator’s approval, typically executed by removing the MDM profile via the MDM server. For supervised devices (via ADE or Apple Configurator), users cannot remove the profile themselves, ensuring organizational control. An Apple ID (option B) isn’t required for unenrollment, though it may relate to Activation Lock. User acceptance (option C) isn’t needed for supervised devices. A wipe command (option D) may accompany unenrollment but isn’t mandatory. The Apple Platform Deployment Guide outlines this process for supervised devices.
Reference: Apple Platform Deployment Guide (Chapter: Managing Enrollment).
Question #37
Which feature allows IT administrators to manage screen time settings on a device?
- A . Configuration profiles
- B . Find My
- C . iCloud
- D . MDM
Correct Answer: A
A
Explanation:
Configuration profiles allow IT administrators to manage Screen Time settings on iOS/iPadOS devices (and macOS to a lesser extent), such as setting app limits, restricting content, or enforcing downtime. These profiles are deployed via MDM or manually, aligning with organizational policies. Find My (option B) and iCloud (option C) are unrelated to Screen Time management. MDM (option D) delivers profiles, but the profiles define the settings. The Apple Platform Deployment Guide details Screen Time configuration via profiles.
Reference: Apple Platform Deployment Guide (Chapter: Configuration Profiles).
A
Explanation:
Configuration profiles allow IT administrators to manage Screen Time settings on iOS/iPadOS devices (and macOS to a lesser extent), such as setting app limits, restricting content, or enforcing downtime. These profiles are deployed via MDM or manually, aligning with organizational policies. Find My (option B) and iCloud (option C) are unrelated to Screen Time management. MDM (option D) delivers profiles, but the profiles define the settings. The Apple Platform Deployment Guide details Screen Time configuration via profiles.
Reference: Apple Platform Deployment Guide (Chapter: Configuration Profiles).
Question #38
What must be installed on a device so you can manage it with MDM?
- A . A provisioning profile
- B . A supervision identity
- C . An enrollment profile
- D . Apple Configurator
Correct Answer: C
C
Explanation:
An enrollment profile establishes MDM control. The Mobile Device Management Protocol Reference states, "An enrollment profile must be installed on a device to establish a connection with the MDM solution, enabling management." Options A, B, and D are unrelated to basic MDM enrollment.
Reference: Mobile Device Management Protocol Reference, "Enrollment" section.
Apple Platform Deployment Guide, "MDM Basics" section.
C
Explanation:
An enrollment profile establishes MDM control. The Mobile Device Management Protocol Reference states, "An enrollment profile must be installed on a device to establish a connection with the MDM solution, enabling management." Options A, B, and D are unrelated to basic MDM enrollment.
Reference: Mobile Device Management Protocol Reference, "Enrollment" section.
Apple Platform Deployment Guide, "MDM Basics" section.
Question #39
What’s the benefit of using Managed Distribution?
- A . Allows personalization
- B . Enables app license management
- C . Separates personal and managed data
- D . Simplifies enrollment
Correct Answer: B
B
Explanation:
Managed Distribution, available through Apple Business Manager or Apple School Manager, enables app license management by allowing organizations to purchase, assign, and revoke app licenses centrally. This ensures efficient use of licenses, reassignment as needed, and compliance with licensing terms. Personalization (option A) is unrelated to distribution. Data separation (option C) is a feature of User Enrollment, not Managed Distribution. Simplified enrollment (option D) pertains to ADE, not app management. The Apple Business Manager User Guide highlights license management as the primary benefit.
Reference: Apple Business Manager User Guide (Section: Managed Distribution).
B
Explanation:
Managed Distribution, available through Apple Business Manager or Apple School Manager, enables app license management by allowing organizations to purchase, assign, and revoke app licenses centrally. This ensures efficient use of licenses, reassignment as needed, and compliance with licensing terms. Personalization (option A) is unrelated to distribution. Data separation (option C) is a feature of User Enrollment, not Managed Distribution. Simplified enrollment (option D) pertains to ADE, not app management. The Apple Business Manager User Guide highlights license management as the primary benefit.
Reference: Apple Business Manager User Guide (Section: Managed Distribution).
Question #40
Which Apple device capability allows MDM to secure devices?
- A . Location Services
- B . Enrollment profiles
- C . Built-in device security features
Correct Answer: C
C
Explanation:
Apple devices come with built-in security features, such as data encryption, Secure Enclave, and passcode enforcement, which MDM solutions leverage to secure devices. These features allow MDM to enforce policies like requiring a passcode, enabling encryption, or remotely wiping a device if lost. Location Services (option A) provides geolocation data but is not a core security capability used by MDM for securing devices. Enrollment profiles (option B) are the mechanism to connect a device to MDM, not a capability that secures the device itself. The Apple Platform Security Guide highlights how MDM utilizes these built-in features to enhance device security, making option C the correct choice.
Reference: Apple Platform Security Guide (Section: Device Security).
C
Explanation:
Apple devices come with built-in security features, such as data encryption, Secure Enclave, and passcode enforcement, which MDM solutions leverage to secure devices. These features allow MDM to enforce policies like requiring a passcode, enabling encryption, or remotely wiping a device if lost. Location Services (option A) provides geolocation data but is not a core security capability used by MDM for securing devices. Enrollment profiles (option B) are the mechanism to connect a device to MDM, not a capability that secures the device itself. The Apple Platform Security Guide highlights how MDM utilizes these built-in features to enhance device security, making option C the correct choice.
Reference: Apple Platform Security Guide (Section: Device Security).