From: Richard B. 

(Thought I'd copy the previous messages so you could remember what we were
discussing.)

I'm actively evaluating DeviceWall and it's pretty good.  It doesn't do
quite as much as I'd want - I'd like granular active alerts - but what it
does do is damn good.  It will collect info from just about any device you
have attached to a machine and allow you to control access to those devices
and see what the lusers are doing with them. Block that new Blackberry?
Zap.  Copy financial data to that USB?  Yo Momma!  Copy those files to a
laptop hard drive?  Well yes and DeviceWall won't help there.

Try the eval, the company I am going through is in Columbus btw.

On Tue, 07 Nov 2006 08:47:13 -0500,  wrote:

>On Mon, 6 Nov 2006 18:27:52 -0500, "Geo"  wrote:
>
>>If you find something, I'd like to know what.
>>
>>Geo. (yes I know that's not what you wanted to hear..)
>
>There is so much to muddle through.  I have FutureSoft's i:scan,
>
>http://www.futuresoft.com/index.htm
>
>I just got an upgrade I need to check out, but this uses an agent.
>
>MS bought some one of FutureSoft's apps recently, i:filter to work
>with ISA.
>
>I'm also looking at :
>
>http://www.centennial-software.com/products/devicewall/
>
>I want something easy to set up and use, I've got a lot of apps to
>administer and sometimes I think developers think you only do one
>thing.
>
>My main concern remains the fact we've had employees take files (CAD
>details on several occasions) when they went  to new jobs.
>
>I also want to prevent unauthorized devices from ever being installed
>for any reason.
>
>Let me know if you try any of these and what you think.
>
>- Richard

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