Re: Flash Drive Policy

Hi!

In case you mean - a policy - like a document - it all about your
business needs and risks. There plenty of tools which can support your
policy. For example devicelock or Cisco Security Agent.

2008/10/9 Steven Bonici <sbonici@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:


I am looking for a policy on using flash drives, can someone point me to
one?

Thanks - Steven




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