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Endpoint Access Manager empowers you with full visibility and total control of all endpoints so that you can proactively prevent data leakage, identity theft and unauthorized access to any device or interface.
Endpoint Access Manager provides USB security and device control by:
• Preventing information leakage from PCs and laptops
• Defining and enforcing endpoint security policies
• Complying with regulations like HIPAA and SOX by monitoring and auditing endpoint activities
• Providing flexible access rules as well as USB lock and device lock capabilities
Protecting Your Data
Protecting your company from potentially devastating data leakage, security breaches and identity theft is ControlGuard’s top priority. Endpoint Access Manager is our enterprise-grade solution for portable device control that proactively secures your most important corporate information. It controls, monitors and logs how your data is downloaded and uploaded to the endpoints and allows users to create enforceable security policies, view real-time activity and results, and centrally manage any type of removable media, portable storage device and communication interface.
ControlGuard’s policy-based control of endpoint access to portable storage devices and removable media effectively prevents unauthorized use of enterprise data and enforces endpoint security policies, which comply with regulatory requirements, such as Sarbanes-Oxley, California SB1386 or the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
Endpoint Access Manager is deployed and managed centrally. Security administrators define policies that are automatically distributed to the endpoints. These policies are enforced and all relevant events are communicated back to the Management Server. Tight integration with enterprise directories and enterprise management systems enables easy deployment and extensive monitoring and reporting.
ControlGuard Endpoint Access Manager is the only endpoint security solution to offer management of all removable media, I/O USB devices and communication interfaces.
Examples include: internal and external modems, PDAs, network and local printers, MP3 players, tape devices, biotech devices, CD/DVDs, burners, memory sticks (USB flash drives), LAN adapters, camcorders, digital cameras, scanners, iPods, optical devices, smart phones, floppy disks, mass storage, SD Cards, zip/jazz drives. Communication Interfaces, such as: USB, WiFi, Bluetooth, PCI, ISA, optical beams, secure digital, PCMCIA, serial (COMs), parallel (LPTs), IrDA, FireWire.
Endpoint security policies can limited to monitoring only, or configured to permit specific actions on specific devices, by specific users. |
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