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Security Technical Overview

Bluetooth technology

Bluetooth® technology is a standard for short-range wireless technology. It enables two devices to communicate using radio

waves that operate at 2.4 GHz. A BlackBerry® device that uses Bluetooth technology can open a wireless connection with

other Bluetooth enabled devices, such as hands-free car kits or headsets, that are within a 10 m range.

The wireless industry considers Bluetooth technology to be a nonsecure channel. If Bluetooth technology is implemented

incorrectly, using it might introduce security vulnerabilities into your organization's network.

Bluetooth profiles

Bluetooth® profiles specify how applications on BlackBerry® devices and on Bluetooth enabled devices connect and are

interoperable. Bluetooth profiles provide use-case scenarios and information about how to configure applications that are

interoperable. Many Bluetooth profiles are available for implementation.

Bluetooth profiles that BlackBerry devices support

Bluetooth® enabled BlackBerry® devices currently support Bluetooth profiles and provide specific IT policy rules to control

their use.

Profile

A2DP

AVRCP

DUN

Description

This profile defines how a BlackBerry device can send and receive audio in an

audio stream format for two-channel stereo over a Bluetooth connection to

another Bluetooth enabled device.

You can use the Disable Advanced Audio Distribution Profile IT policy rule to

specify whether to prevent the BlackBerry device from using this profile.

This profile defines how a Bluetooth enabled device controls audio/video

functionality on a BlackBerry device.

You can use the Disable Audio/Video Remote Control Profile IT policy rule to

specify whether to prevent the BlackBerry device from using this profile.

This profile is based on the SPP and allows a BlackBerry device to access dial-

up services, such as the Internet, using Bluetooth technology.

You can use the Disable Dial-up Networking IT policy rule to specify whether to

prevent the BlackBerry device from using this profile.

Bluetooth technology