x-fort FUNCTIONS
Local Security
Data Loss Prevention
• Flexible control mode: Disable, read-only, plaintext, encryption (password, drag & drop, specified PC), temp policy
• Support external HDD, USB drive, SD card, MP3…etc.
• External storage device registration method: Hardware, software, serial number
• MTP (smart phone) control
• HDD Protection:
· MBR and BitLocker disk protection: Prevent users escape control by using CD-ROM boot, USB drive boot, or HDD cascade
· BitLocker auto unlock disk after login Windows, support both GPT / MBR format
- Copy file to external storage device with supervisor approval
- Limit size of daily copy or single file to an external storage device
- Configure printing policy for each local or network printer
- Watermark protection
- Backup the printed content or file
- Alert and notification while printing with specified file name
- Allow temporary printing or cancel watermark with supervisor approval
Optical Device Control
- Disable disc recorder (CD / DVD / HD DVD / Blu-ray)
- Disable burning applications
X-BURN
- Burned into ciphertext or plaintext
- Comprehensive record & alert
- Burn CD/DVD with supervisor approval
- System File Activity & Operation Record: Record system file deletion and rename event (includes command mode operation)
- User Activity & Operation Record:
- Software execution and operation
- Web browsing
- OS Login & logout
- File operations includes create, copy, move, rename and delete
- Microsoft Office file access control and log (open, save, save as)
- Clipboard log (copy, copy paste)
- Port and tools protection: IrDA transceiver, Bluetooth, file transfer software, PrtScr key, remote control, GHOST, VMWare, Virtual Box, Hyper-V, P2P software, SHARE tools, registry editor, sound card, …etc.
- Disable the built-in or USB wireless network card
- General device control: Disable devices in Windows Device Manager
- Control Windows virtual devices, e.g., mobile phones, digital cameras, MP3 phones
Individual encryption virtual discs: Store important files, and record user’s behavior on X-DISK