Blackberry PRD-09695-004 Security Guide - Page 12

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BlackBerry Smart Card Reader 12 IT policy rule Maximum Connection Heartbeat Period Maximum BlackBerry Disconnected Timeout Maximum BlackBerry Long Term Timeout Maximum BlackBerry Bluetooth Traffic Inactivity Timeout Maximum Smart Card Not Present Timeout Maximum Number of BlackBerry Transactions Maximum Bluetooth Range Recommended use Specify the maximum heartbeat period, in seconds. During each heartbeat period, the paired BlackBerry device or computer sends a heartbeat, which the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader acknowledges. If either side fails to send or acknowledge a heartbeat in the maximum heartbeat period, the BlackBerry device or computer closes the Bluetooth connection. When the Bluetooth connection closes, the disconnected timer starts if you or the user turned that feature on the BlackBerry device or computer. The BlackBerry device or computer deletes the secure pairing keys when the disconnected timer expires. Use this IT policy rule to prevent a user with malicious intent from using a low-level Bluetooth heartbeat to perform the following actions: • keep the Bluetooth connection open between the BlackBerry device or computer and the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader • keep the secure pairing keys present, for an extended period after the BlackBerry device and BlackBerry Smart Card Reader should close the Bluetooth connection Specify the maximum time, in seconds, after the BlackBerry device and the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader close the Bluetooth connection between them that the disconnection timeout period expires. Note: You can use the Force Erase All Keys on BlackBerry Disconnected Timeout IT policy rule to specify whether the BlackBerry device and computer delete their secure pairing keys for their current connections to the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader when the disconnection timeout period expires. Specify the maximum time, in hours, after the BlackBerry device and the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader establish the secure pairing information between them, that the BlackBerry device and the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader delete their secure pairing information. Specify the maximum time, in minutes, of inactivity over a Bluetooth connection between the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader and the BlackBerry device that the BlackBerry device and the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader before deleting their secure pairing information. Specify the maximum time, in seconds, after the user removes the smart card from the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader that the secure pairing information is deleted from the BlackBerry device and the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader. Specify the maximum number of transactions (smart card-related operations) that the BlackBerry device and the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader can send and receive before the secure pairing information is deleted from the BlackBerry device. Specify the maximum power range, as a value between 30% (the shortest range) and 100% (the longest range), that the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader uses to send Bluetooth data packets. www.blackberry.com

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BlackBerry Smart Card Reader
12
IT policy rule
Recommended use
Maximum Connection Heartbeat Period
Specify the maximum heartbeat period, in seconds. During each
heartbeat period, the paired BlackBerry device or computer sends a
heartbeat, which the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader acknowledges.
If either side fails to send or acknowledge a heartbeat in the
maximum heartbeat period, the BlackBerry device or computer
closes the Bluetooth connection. When the Bluetooth connection
closes, the disconnected timer starts if you or the user turned that
feature on the BlackBerry device or computer. The BlackBerry device
or computer deletes the secure pairing keys when the disconnected
timer expires.
Use this IT policy rule to prevent a user with malicious intent from
using a low-level Bluetooth heartbeat to perform the following
actions:
keep the Bluetooth connection open between the BlackBerry
device or computer and the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader
keep the secure pairing keys present, for an extended period
after the BlackBerry device and BlackBerry Smart Card Reader
should close the Bluetooth connection
Maximum BlackBerry Disconnected
Timeout
Specify the maximum time, in seconds, after the BlackBerry device
and the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader close the Bluetooth
connection between them that the disconnection timeout period
expires.
Note
: You can use the Force Erase All Keys on BlackBerry
Disconnected Timeout IT policy rule to specify whether the
BlackBerry device and computer delete their secure pairing keys for
their current connections to the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader
when the disconnection timeout period expires.
Maximum BlackBerry Long Term
Timeout
Specify the maximum time, in hours, after the BlackBerry device and
the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader establish the secure pairing
information between them, that the BlackBerry device and the
BlackBerry Smart Card Reader delete their secure pairing
information.
Maximum BlackBerry Bluetooth Traffic
Inactivity Timeout
Specify the maximum time, in minutes, of inactivity over a Bluetooth
connection between the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader and the
BlackBerry device that the BlackBerry device and the BlackBerry
Smart Card Reader before deleting their secure pairing information.
Maximum Smart Card Not Present
Timeout
Specify the maximum time, in seconds, after the user removes the
smart card from the BlackBerry Smart Card Reader that the secure
pairing information is deleted from the BlackBerry device and the
BlackBerry Smart Card Reader.
Maximum Number of BlackBerry
Transactions
Specify the maximum number of transactions (smart card–related
operations) that the BlackBerry device and the BlackBerry Smart
Card Reader can send and receive before the secure pairing
information is deleted from the BlackBerry device.
Maximum Bluetooth Range
Specify the maximum power range, as a value between 30% (the
shortest range) and 100% (the longest range), that the BlackBerry
Smart Card Reader uses to send Bluetooth data packets.
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