Device Control

Learn about the specific device classes that DeviceWall will protect your network from, including iPods, media players, USB Flash Memory/Disks, Digital Cmaers, PDAs, Bluetooth and wireless data ports... Read More »

Intelligent PC Lockdown

Total PC lockdown may sound attractive, but is a dangerous policy that can lead to severe disruption, loss of productivity and ultimately unnecessary cost. Read More »

Auditing

DeviceWall enables organizations to base security policies on a thorough understanding of what’s happening on the network.  A comprehensive suite of log-style and graphical reports make it easy for administrators to get both a high-level and detailed view of device activity on the network. ... Read More »

USB Data Encryption

While limiting the number of staff who can copy files from the network to USB flash drives is an important step towards preventing data leakage, there’s still no guarantee the CEO won’t lose his thumb drive in the back of a taxi cab. ... Read More »

User-Based Security

To provide the highest levels of security, DeviceWall focuses on users, not PCs. This means that staff carry the correct privileges with them wherever they go, and cannot jump on a more senior colleague’s PC in the hope of more relaxed security controls. . ... Read More

Offline Security

DeviceWall is designed to provide the highest levels of security without impacting on business productivity. As such, it provides the flexibility to quickly react to exceptions where a user may legitimately require access to a normally restricted device....Read More »

Policy Management

DeviceWall enables administrators to enforce security policies based on users rather than just PCs. This means that user without security clearance cannot use a more senior member of staff’s machine to access certain devices – while also ensuring that employees such as senior managers take their privileges with them wherever they go in the enterprise...Read More »