Granular control over USB device usage, including blocking specific devices or restricting data transfer, to prevent data breaches and malware infections via USB ports.
Control access to applications based on predefined policies, restrict execution of unauthorized applications, and prevent malware proliferation through application whitelisting/blacklisting.
Implement two-factor authentication to strengthen endpoint security by requiring an additional layer of verification, mitigating the risk of unauthorized access or credential theft.
Restrict the ability to take screenshots of sensitive or confidential data to prevent information leakage and maintain privacy compliance.
Block printing of sensitive documents or specific file types to prevent unauthorized disclosure of confidential information and enforce print security policies effectively.
Embed watermarks on captured screenshots to deter unauthorized distribution or manipulation of sensitive information, enhancing intellectual property protection.