Hi @akash_totia you can consider using Device Control to block portable media devices.
Please refer to the link, and follow the steps in sequence. At a high-level, this is a two-step process:
Step1: Identify the Device GUID. As per the documentation here, the GUID should fall under the class of Memory Technology Driver. Add it as a custom device in Endpoints -> Policy Management -> Device Management.
Step 2: Add a new Extensions Profile and choose the custom class that you created, and set the Action to Block. Apply the profile to your endpoints.
Hi @akash_totia you can consider using Device Control to block portable media devices.
Please refer to the link, and follow the steps in sequence. At a high-level, this is a two-step process:
Step1: Identify the Device GUID. As per the documentation here, the GUID should fall under the class of Memory Technology Driver. Add it as a custom device in Endpoints -> Policy Management -> Device Management.
Step 2: Add a new Extensions Profile and choose the custom class that you created, and set the Action to Block. Apply the profile to your endpoints.
