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Endpoint USB Security Software
Data leakage is a major threat facing any organisation, especially with more personal storage devices being used on a daily basis. Centennial DeviceWall provides practical and efficient endpoint protection against the unauthorized use of portable storage devices and insecure transfer of confidential data off the corporate network, while maintaining full compliance reporting.
Centennial DeviceWall gives you 100% visibility of what is happening on the network - from individual software applications that are installed on each PC through to tracking the connection of USB and other devices. It stops the misuse of storage and wireless devices, including:
- USB memory sticks
- iPods and other media players
- PDAs, Blackberry devices and Smartphones
- USB & Firewire mass storage devices
- CDs, DVDs and floppy disks
Intelligent Endpoint Security
By blocking only the devices that are considered a risk to the organisation, DeviceWall offers a more intelligent alternative to total PC lockdown. Focusing on the different types of device rather than solely on the means of connection, DeviceWall can safely lock out all USB memory sticks without fear of blocking USB-connected keyboards and mice. Similarly, you can allow trusted users to read information from CDs, but not to write files from the network or PC to a CD-R.
Online and Offline protection
DeviceWall protects your mobile assets regardless of whether they are connected to the corporate network or not. The device control policy remains effective whenever the desktop or laptop is in use, so you can be sure that home and mobile workers cannot put the organisation at risk when they are away from the office. DeviceWall's unique offline temporary access feature enables authorized administrators to grant one-time access to blocked devices - even when the user has no way of connecting back to the Control Center.
Easy to Manage
DeviceWall's policy towards security is simple. If a particular user doesn't have specific privileges to access a device type, then it is blocked automatically with no action required from the administrator. The intuitive interface in DeviceWall allows administrators to quickly establish device access rights for user groups and individuals - using either NT domains or your Active Directory. Furthermore, you don't need to check or update DeviceWall every day to keep on top of new security threats. If DeviceWall doesn't recognize a new device type, it simply blocks it until you decide that it has a legitimate place on the network.
