🛡️ Free practice test question from: Jailbreak iOS (Security+)

Jailbreaking is a process of removing software restrictions imposed by the device's operating system, in this case, iOS.

While all the options listed are potential consequences of jailbreaking an iPhone, the most significant security vulnerability is the exposure to malware and unauthorized access. Jailbreaking removes the device’s built-in security restrictions, which can allow malicious software to be installed and can provide hackers with easier access to sensitive data. This poses a direct threat to both the employee’s personal information and the company’s network security, making it the most critical issue in this scenario.