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Lumension Sanctuary Device Control - OverviewControl and manage external devices OverviewSanctuary Device Control allows you to regain control of the peripheral storage devices that your user community attempts to connect to your network assets. Through granular policy-based controls, Sanctuary Device Control reduces risk of data theft, data leakage and malware introduction via unauthorized removable media and assures compliance with the landslide of regulations governing privacy and accountability.
Positive Approach to USB SecurityHardware such as USB memory sticks, FireWire external hard-drives, scanners, music players, digital cameras, PDAs, and CD/DVD burner drives are scattered throughout offices around the world. Their proliferation amplifies the threats posed by outsiders or users who plug in devices that could compromise the security of sensitive data.
By employing a whitelist approach, Sanctuary enables only authorized devices to connect to a network, laptop or PC - facilitating security and systems management, while providing the necessary flexibility to the organization.
Simple, Fast, Flexible Administration and ManagementSanctuary enables administrators to quickly establish and enforce device control policies by rapidly identifying devices and then assigning permissions at a high level or all the way down to specific application per users, user groups or even a particular computer. Policies are also enforced by time constraints, encryption, volume of data, data transfer and much more criteria. Sanctuary links device policies to user and user group information stored in Microsoft Active Directory or Novell eDirectory and has also been ported to Windows Embedded platforms in addition to traditional Server and Desktop Windows OS, dramatically simplifying the management of endpoint application resources. Sanctuary controls the use of a vast range of devices that are key sources of security breaches, and manages and audits device usage according to their type and not on how they are connected. If needed, Sanctuary Device Control can be set to completely block USB ports or any other port (Bluetooth, FireWire, IrDA, WiFi, etc.) or prevent access to any device category independently from the way users are attempting to connect them. Granular policies also allow for access rights (R/W) down to unique device model or identifiable unit per user or user group.
USB Security Built to Scale
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