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Blocking U3 USB devices

Hey,

I get this question a lot: how can we block U3 devices on the network?

Well, one approach that some companies take is to simply block the physical USB ports by glue etc. - no USB devices are able to get in, so we have a ¡°secure¡± system¡¦ Hmmm, this would mean that we are not able to use other USB devices either - maybe not the best solution for all of us then¡¦

If you have Windows Vista deployed the new Device Control functionality, but most companies have Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 products in production (and probably waits for Vista Service Pack 1 before they go ahead with the Vista deployment)¡¦ So, what could they do then?

Third party software, like GFI EndPointSecurity is capable of blocking USB devices etc. - and it¡¯s does a very good job too, but there¡¯s also a free way to do it (if you ask me it¡¯s the best way to do it): implement Software Restriction Policies (SRP)!

I¡¯ve been writing about the ¡°Default Deny All Applications¡± approach and this is (of couse) also capable of blocking U3 devices - out¡¦

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Written by Jakob H. Heidelberg on May 10th, 2007 with no comments.
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