SecureGuard USB by SecureData helps companies avoid data leaks by enforcing the use of authorized USB devices on computers. Admins and IT Managers can safeguard sensitive information by whitelisting authorized removable storage media and blacklisting prohibited USB devices to prevent data breaches or malware uploads. Admins control device authorization through the cloud-based Remote Management console. It safeguards sensitive information by whitelisting and blacklisting USB devices. When an unauthorized device is inserted, SecureGuard USB blocks access to all computer functions until the device is removed. An Admin must authenticate during installation of SecureGuard USB using the same credentials from their Remote Management Account. Once installed, the target computer will appear in the Remote Management Account for easy management. Remote Management allows Admin to manage SecureGuard USB through the internet from a remote computer. It provides a user-friendly interface for remote control and management of the program on all computers with SecureGuard USB installed. Admin can whitelist or blacklist devices by Vendor ID, Product ID, Serial Number, or Revision. Only devices allowed by Admin can be used on a host computer. Admin can control allowed devices and view detailed reports of port activity on individual computers. The Report feature tracks all uses of an external drive on an individual computer, whether blacklisted or whitelisted. The access log shows detailed USB data, including date and time used, device type, identification numbers, and whether SecureGuard USB blocked or allowed the device. SecureGuard USB protects organizations from data breaches, data loss, and unauthorized access. Admin has access to Remote Management, a user-friendly platform for controlling computers across the organization via cloud-based software. SecureGuard USB uses DataLock RM and DataLock DLP technologies licensed from ClevX, LLC.
