GFI EndPointSecurity

GFI EndPointSecurity - Manage the entry and exit of storage devices

You are investing in anti-virus software in your network, firewalls, web and email security to combat external threats. Anyone can go into your office, plug in a USB stick and copy (or add) 32 GB of data. This leads to a serious threat: this person can take confidential data or accidentally spread viruses, trojans or illegal software . seriously affecting the network and the public. your ty. Until now, you have no way to control this even though you are a manager. GFI EndPointSecurity will help you do that.

GFI EndPointSecurity allows the operator to manage gateways of:

- Media Player, including iPod, Creactive Zen, .

- USB, CompactFlash, memory card, CD, floppy and other storage tools.

-PDAs, Blackberrys, mobile phones and other communication devices.

- Network card, laptop and other internet-connected networks

Control the input and output of removable storage devices such as USB memory cards, SD cards (for digital cameras) .

USB is the most serious threat because it is small, easy to store and has a capacity of up to 32GB. GFI EndPointSecurity has the ability to identify USB and any tools that can cause harm such as hard drives. For example: A USB is connected to a digital camera to transfer data into an SD card. SD cards are available in various sizes, up to 2GB and more.

You can format and classify computers into different security groups. Each group can be set up multiple levels of protection as well as specifying which devices are allowed to connect. You can also group groups together and form a group, easily arranging features for the whole group. The smart feature of GFI EndPointSecurity makes it easy for you to use the power of Active Directory and does not require the administrator to remember or pay attention to the regimes being set on each member computer. A driver software will monitor each device's individual settings and allow you to change the settings of each device, update the formats of each device before those settings start working.