How could you enforce your policy that all Bluetooth devices disable discoverable mode?

Using BlueScanner is effective for enforcing the policy that requires all Bluetooth devices to disable discoverable mode because it is a specialized tool designed for scanning and detecting Bluetooth devices in the vicinity. BlueScanner can identify devices that are in discoverable mode and help administrators monitor and verify the compliance of devices with the security policy.

When devices are found in discoverable mode, the organization can take appropriate action, such as informing the user of the violation and providing steps to disable the mode. This proactive approach allows for continuous oversight of Bluetooth security practices and minimizes the risk of unauthorized access through discoverable devices.

Other approaches, while they may contribute to the overall security strategy, do not directly enforce compliance as effectively. Manual checks could lead to inconsistencies and are time-consuming. Implementing network access controls may prevent unauthorized devices from connecting to the network but does not specifically address the discoverability of Bluetooth devices. Educating users on security is vital to ensure they understand the importance of not enabling discoverable mode, but it relies on voluntary compliance, which may not be as reliable as using a tool designed for enforcement.