Secure Endpoint USB prevents unauthorized USB devices from loading. By restricting the devices that can be loaded, personal information and corporate intellectual property are protected. The application intercepts USB devices as they are inserted and prompts the user for their Windows password.

Secure Endpoint gives you control over the USB devices authorized to connect to your machine. Flash drives can automatically run applications when they are inserted into the USB port on your computer. By restricting who can load these devices, you can protect the information on your computer as well as your identity.

How does it work? Secure Endpoint intercepts the USB device connection and prompts you for your Windows password. If the password is authenticated, the device will load successfully. Otherwise, the device will not load. Secure Endpoint can remember your response and apply it automatically the next time the USB device is attached to your computer.

Secure Endpoint also prevents unauthorized devices from installing their drivers. This is because Secure Endpoint is notified that a device is trying to connect to your machine before the operating system is notified. This is yet another layer of protection Secure Endpoint uses to guard against potential threats.

Limitations:

· 30 day trial