Examples of security policy goals
You can use IT policies and application control policies
to meet your organization's security policy goals.
| Example goal |
Description |
Define permitted use of passwords for authentication on BlackBerry® devices.
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- Require a password on the BlackBerry
device.
- Configure features such as password duration, length, and strength.
- Require password patterns.
- Forbid specific passwords.
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Define the encryption strength that BlackBerry
devices
use to protect data.
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- Extend encryption of data that is in transit between the sender and recipient of an email message or PIN message.
- Require the BlackBerry device to generate and use the content protection key to encrypt user data while the BlackBerry
device is locked.
- Require the BlackBerry
device to generate and use the principal encryption key to encrypt the device transport key while the BlackBerry
device is locked.
- To require a specific standard of encryption strength, specify the level of FIPS compliance for the embedded cryptographic module that is required for basic operation of the BlackBerry device.
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Control application installation and use on BlackBerry
devices.
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- Prevent BlackBerry
device users from downloading third-party applications over the wireless network.
- Specify whether applications on the BlackBerry
device can establish specific types of connections.
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Block viruses and malicious user actions on BlackBerry
devices.
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- Specify the resources (for example, email, phone, and BlackBerry device key store) that a third-party application can access on the BlackBerry
device.
- Specify the types of connections (for example, local, internal, and external)
that a third-party application that is running on the BlackBerry
device can open.
- Specify whether an application can access the user authenticator framework API, which permits the registration of drivers to provide two-factor authentication to unlock the BlackBerry
device.
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Control Bluetooth®
technology use on BlackBerry
devices.
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- Manage Bluetooth technology on BlackBerry
devices.
- Prevent the use of Bluetooth
technology on BlackBerry
devices.
- Specify whether a BlackBerry
device can pair with another Bluetooth
enabled device.
- Specify whether the user can turn on and turn off the Bluetooth
profiles that are on the BlackBerry
device.
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