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Controlling Use of USB Devices on Computer
2. On the Profile Options tab, click Create New Profile.
3. Enter a name for the profile.
4. On the appropriate row, click one or more control option(s) to be applied. For example, click in the
Monitor column of the removable media row to monitor access to removable media.
Note: For users of BlackArmor devices, do not lock those devices.
If you chose Lock, choose a restriction from the Restrictions drop-down list in the appropriate
row. The effect of a condition is shown in the following table:
Restriction
Access to Non-Encrypted Disks
Access to Encrypted
Disks
Read Only, unless Encrypted
read only
full
No Access, unless Encrypted
none
full
Read Only Access
read only
read only
No Access
none
none
Note: Locking write access to an NTFS file system drive will lock both reading
and writing, since even opening a document on an NTFS drive will write
information to the drive.
5. Click Create.
6. To activate the profile, on the Current Profile tab, click Select a Different Profile, then choose it
from the list.
Controlling Use of USB Devices on Computer
You can choose to block all but specific authorized USB devices from being used with your computer. This
feature is required for USB storage devices attached to ports: if you enable Port Control, such devices are
locked by default until they are authorized through Port Control.
Note: If you are using a token-based key file and want to use the Port Control feature, you must
add your token to the list of authorized devices.
1. From the Control Center, click Tools, then Port Control.
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