Watch MTA 98-368: Mobility and Device Fundamentals

Name: MTA 98-368: Mobility and Device Fundamentals
Genre: How To
Released: 2015-01-01

2015
1 Season

MTA 98-368: Mobility and Device Fundamentals is a course offered by ITProTV focused on providing IT professionals with an understanding of the basic concepts surrounding mobile devices and their interaction with computer systems. The course is designed to prepare students for Microsoft's MTA 98-368 certification exam. The exam is intended for individuals who are looking to start their career in IT, particularly those who wish to specialize in mobile devices, personal computers, and cloud services. This certification verifies that the student has the fundamental knowledge required to be successful in this career path.

Throughout the course, students are introduced to several key topics, beginning with an overview of mobile device characteristics and how they differ from traditional personal computers. Mobile devices present new challenges when it comes to security, communication, and data storage, which the course covers in detail.

The first module of the course is titled "Device configurations." This module explains how to configure and manage devices running on Windows 10 and iOS. Students are shown how to deploy updates, manage security settings, and configure data access policies. This module also covers the configuration of specialized devices, including kiosks and point-of-sale systems.

The second module, "Data access and management," covers the various methods used to access and manage data on mobile devices. Students learn about the types of data that can be stored on mobile devices, including files and settings, and they are introduced to the different methods of accessing this data, such as USB and Wi-Fi connections. The module also covers data backup and recovery procedures, including cloud-based services like Microsoft OneDrive and Apple iCloud.

The third module, "Device security," is one of the most critical components of the course. This module focuses on the security implications of managing and using mobile devices in enterprise settings. Students are taught how to secure devices and their data through best practices, such as setting passwords and using encryption. The module also covers how to deploy and manage device security policies, including how to enable or disable features like antivirus software and firewalls.

The fourth module, "Cloud services," covers the use of cloud services, such as Microsoft's Azure Active Directory and Apple's iCloud, for managing devices and data. Students learn how to manage mobile devices in a cloud-based environment and how to use cloud services to distribute settings and applications.

Finally, the fifth module, "Enterprise mobility," covers the various challenges of enabling mobile devices in an enterprise setting. This module covers the various approaches to integrating mobile devices into a corporate network, including the use of virtual private networks (VPNs), device management solutions, and the development of mobile-friendly applications.

Throughout the course, learners are engaged with interactive exercises, quizzes and scenario-based simulations to reinforce key concepts. Learners are also shown how to use different software tools to manage and deploy security settings, control access to data and mobile devices.

In conclusion, MTA 98-368: Mobility and Device Fundamentals will be beneficial for IT professionals starting a career in mobile or desktop support, device configuration or infrastructure roles within an organization. The course provides a strong foundation of knowledge to manage mobile devices, set and enforce security policies, and implement cloud-based solutions with ease. By obtaining the MTA certification, students can validate their knowledge and expertise in supporting mobile devices and prepare themselves for the next step in their career.

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16. Enterprise Mobility Part 2

In this episode, Daniel and Don introduce you to the concept of the BYOD, or Bring Your Own Device, environment. As more and more personal devices are being used to access private resources, we can use Microsoft solutions to help safely integrate those devices and users.

15. Enterprise Mobility

In this episode, Daniel and Don explain Identity services inside a Microsoft environment, specifically Windows Server Active Directory, Azure Active Directory, and Federation Services. They also explain the concept and implementation of using a Microsoft Account, which allows you to be you no matter what device you're signed into. They also discuss the idea of business data access.

14. Cloud Services Part 2

In this episode, Daniel and Ronnie explore one of Microsoft's cloud based computer management suites called Intune. Here they show you Intune's capabilities for deploying software, modifying location settings, and even selectively removing apps, software, or the Intune client itself. They also describe Microsoft Azure, which is an enterprise cloud solution.

13. Cloud Services

In this episode, Daniel and Ronnie define and contrast the different types of cloud services offered today. Here they explore cloud solutions for storage services, Productivity services, communications services, and search services.

12. Device Security Part 2

In this episode, Daniel and Don describe the concept of authentication and explain the methods commonly used to that end. Methods like passwords, biometrics, and multifactor authentication are detailed as well as smart cards and Windows Rights Management Services. They also introduce you to the many types of malware that threaten computer systems; both how to differentiate and how to avoid them.

11. Device Security

In this episode, Daniel and Don introduce you to the differences between the concepts of the Internet, and intranet, and an extranet. They then explain the Windows Firewall for protecting you as you move from one network type to another. Lastly they explore the topic of cloud networks.

10. Data Encryption

In this episode, Daniel and Don explain some of the ways that you can secure data using common encryption methods. The start with Microsoft's built-in solutions; the Encrypting File System(EFS) and BitLocker which can be used to encrypt either single files or entire hard drives. Then they explore encryption for data on the move using Virtual Private Networks(VPN), certificates, and SSL.

9. File and Print Sharing Part 3

In this episode Daniel and Don break down the technologies behind NTFS and shared permissions. Don demonstrates how to set the permissions on a folder for a user to access, modify, and create new documents. He also explains the ability to block or allow permissions to trickle down.

8. File and Print Sharing Part 2

In this episode Daniel and Don introduce us to printer sharing. They begin with sharing a locally attached printer for other users on the network to use. They also detail how to manage users' permissions on the printer for delegating tasks.

7. File and Print Sharing

In this episode, Daniel and Don introduce you to the exciting world of File and Print sharing. They begin by explaining the permissions utilized by the New Technology File System(NTFS) as well as share permissions and how they are applied to define access to a resource. They then move into the different ways in which you can share resources between local and network users via Microsoft HomeGroups,

6. Storage Part 2

In this episode, Daniel and Don help you understand the different filesystems offered in the Windows OS environment. They detail the attributes of the FAT, FAT32, NTFS, and ReFS filesystems; comparing and contrasting how each may be utilized by you in your specific setting.

5. Storage Part 1

In this episode, Daniel and Don jump into the topic of Local Storage. They get started by explaining how you can create a large storage system by stringing a bunch of disks together(JBOD) and then moving into more sophisticated solutions like Microsoft's Storage Pools and Storage Spaces.

4. Configure Updates

In this episode, Daniel and Don explain the importance of keeping your PC secure by keeping your apps, software, and Windows operating system up-to-date. Here you'll see you how use the Windows Update service to keep your Windows OS patched and optimized as well as some of your device drivers. Also covered is performing App updates.

3. Configure Desktop Settings

In this episode, Daniel and Don explain the ways in which you can customize and configure the desktop settings in the Windows 8.1 operating system. Here you'll learn how to adjust the tiles in the Start Menu, see how different profiles can have different settings for personalization, and how to make settings for entire groups of users through Group Policy.

2. Configure Device Options

In this episode, Daniel and Don show you how to configure some of the common device options in a Windows desktop environment. Here they explain and demonstrate the benefits of using a Microsoft Account to login to all of your Windows devices. Also covered is the Control Panel and System options that give you the ability to adjust your system devices.

1. MTA 98-368

January 1, 2015

MTA validates building-block technology concepts and helps students explore, discover and pursue successful careers in Information Technology (IT) in an exciting and rewarding way! As the first step in the Microsoft Technology Certification Series, this new, entry-level certification provides students with confidence, credibility, and differentiation.

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