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The problem. USB drives are not allowed in our company but we have a few computers which are not on the network and have deep freeze installed.We need to be able to allow a few users to move files to these machines using USB drives. Obvious we are trying to avoid the possibility that a employee leave campus with (usable) data.
Is there a way to:
- Force all data sent to a USB to be encrypted
- Have a certificate on the machine with deep freeze with the required certificate to decrypt. We need a certificate and not a password because a password could be used anywhere.
Network machines are part of a windows server active directory domain and this is where/how the USB restriction is currently managed.
Sounds promising. I can manage who can use usb drives just not where. From your explanation I assume the only way to circumvent this would be to copy the key file to another computer. How is this prevented? – Vincent – 2011-04-15T04:08:35.737