Hello Fellas,
Do you really
think blocking USB is big thing?
If yes let me
remind you in Windows World everything is registry and if something is blocked
than it has same registry to unlock it.
You can block USB
mass storage with Symantec End Point Protection also and it’s even more simple
than Group policy few next and you are good.
Symantec Endpoint
Protection you can block access for users to use USB Pen drives and allow usage
of Keyboard and mouse.
1. In the SEPM,
Under View Policies, select Application and Device Control
2. Right click the
Application and Device Control Policy and select Edit.
3. Select the
Device Control view.
4. Under the
Blocked Devices section, click Add, select USB and click OK. (If Disk Drives
isn't listed, it is already added as a Blocked Device).
5. Under Devices
Excluded from Blocking, click Add.
6. Select Human
Interface Devices and the devices to restrict one of its functions. click OK.
7. Click OK to the
Application and Device Control policy window and assign this policy to the
client group.
Here are the
reference articles:
How to block USB
hard drives in SEP, but allow reading specific USB drives in the SEPM
Application and Device Control Policy
How to use
Application and Device Control to block all USB devices except those I specifically
want to allow
How disable in Windows.
Give Deny permissions to following Files
%SystemRoot%\Inf\Usbstor.pnf
%SystemRoot%\Inf\Usbstor.inf
Or
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\usbstor.
Change value to 4
Use GPO to target it to all computers.
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