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External hard drive

BaySt_Inc

Our data control policy works great for USB flash drives.

However,  users can copy data to an external hard drive and bypass our data control policy.

Isn’’’’t a USB external hard drive considered “removable storage”  type?   It should log or block the same way as USB flash drives.

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    If you have not already done so, please contact Sophos Support. (ideally ask them to notify me so that I can follow up)

    We will need to know the exact make, model and specification of the drive?

    Also what sort of connection is being used?

    - external SATA can look very similar to USB. If an organisation gives users hardware that exposes the internal disk system to them then there is not much we can do :smileysad:

    What operating system is involved?

    And is it particular hardware platform being connected to?

    John Bryan - Virus Lab, Sophos

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    If you have not already done so, please contact Sophos Support. (ideally ask them to notify me so that I can follow up)

    We will need to know the exact make, model and specification of the drive?

    Also what sort of connection is being used?

    - external SATA can look very similar to USB. If an organisation gives users hardware that exposes the internal disk system to them then there is not much we can do :smileysad:

    What operating system is involved?

    And is it particular hardware platform being connected to?

    John Bryan - Virus Lab, Sophos

    :42265
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