It is not always a security risk for a user to attach a flash drive.
What, you think everyone there is an idiot but you? Please explain how
connecting a flash drive to a PC means they are doing anything but
working? Get real people. ARe you glued to your work every minute you
are there? Do you really think people are drones who shouldn't touch
"your" machines unless they are "working".
Ben Ruset wrote:
Yes you most certainly prevent people from attaching any sort of
device to a computer.
How is this playing God if these are corporate PC's? Users plugging in
ipods, flash drives, etc. is a security risk. End users should not be
using their company owned computers for anything but doing work.
Anthony Q. Martin wrote:
One of the big things I'm looking forward to is the new ability to
block
hardware installation by device ID via GPO. I would absolutely love to
prevent people from attaching their iPods to machines on my network...\
You can't prevent people from attaching their iPods to their
machines. Perhaps you can prevent them from using them as they are
intended to be used....
But why do you need to play god?
