Multiple laptops that contain confidential data are stolen from a company. Which of the following is a likely policy change resulting from this incident?

Enabling full disk encryption on all company laptops directly addresses the risk of data compromise from stolen devices, as it makes the confidential data unreadable to unauthorized individuals even if the physical device is lost or stolen. This policy change directly mitigates the specific risk highlighted by the incident.

Requiring a screensaver password helps prevent unauthorized access when a laptop is temporarily unattended but does not protect data once the device is stolen and the drive can be accessed offline.

Disabling Bluetooth adapters can reduce certain wireless attack vectors but does not directly prevent data theft from a physically stolen laptop where the data is accessible on the disk.

Adding multifactor authentication primarily enhances login security for accounts and applications, but it does not protect data stored on the local disk of a stolen laptop if the device itself is not encrypted.