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Description
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USB Type C Port Blockers are useful little devices that system administrators can use to physically prevent access to USB ports. USB Port Blockers allow locks to be inserted and removed from USB ports to stop unauthorised users from inserting pen drives, USB mass storage and mobile devices into shared workstations or devices with USB ports in public spaces.
To use, simply attach a lock to the key and insert it into the USB port. Release the sliding mechanism on the key to leave the lock in place. To remove, simply insert the key back into the lock and pull away.
Please note: this key is only compatible with the corresponding colour of port blocker
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SD Port Blockers can be inserted into SD card ports on memory readers, in cameras, and other devices. These devices provide a visual deterrent to anyone looking to copy data or viruses from, or to, an SD card. SD Port Blockers are available as a set of 1 key and 4 locks, or a pack of 10 additional locks.
The SD Port Blocker is made up of a combined 'key' and 'lock' assembly which plugs into the SD Card. To use, simply plug the 'keylock' into the card slot and release the latch - the lock remains in place! Plug the key back into the lock to remove.
Please Note: these blockers are only effective with recessed SD ports
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USB Type C Port Blockers are useful little devices that system administrators can use to physically prevent access to USB ports. USB Port Blockers allow locks to be inserted and removed from USB ports to stop unauthorised users from inserting pen drives, USB mass storage and mobile devices into shared workstations or devices with USB ports in public spaces.
To use, simply attach a lock to the key and insert it into the USB port. Release the sliding mechanism on the key to leave the lock in place. To remove, simply insert the key back into the lock and pull away.
Please note: this key is only compatible with the corresponding colour of port blocker
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USB Type C Port Blockers are useful little devices that system administrators can use to physically prevent access to USB ports. USB Port Blockers allow locks to be inserted and removed from USB ports to stop unauthorised users from inserting pen drives, USB mass storage and mobile devices into shared workstations or devices with USB ports in public spaces.
To use, simply attach a lock to the key and insert it into the USB port. Release the sliding mechanism on the key to leave the lock in place. To remove, simply insert the key back into the lock and pull away.
Please note: this key is only compatible with the corresponding colour of port blocker
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USB Type C Port Blockers are useful little devices that system administrators can use to physically prevent access to USB ports. USB Port Blockers allow locks to be inserted and removed from USB ports to stop unauthorised users from inserting pen drives, USB mass storage and mobile devices into shared workstations or devices with USB ports in public spaces.
To use, simply attach a lock to the key and insert it into the USB port. Release the sliding mechanism on the key to leave the lock in place. To remove, simply insert the key back into the lock and pull away.
Please note: this key is only compatible with the corresponding colour of port blocker
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Take a frontline approach to security
Software tools and systems have the ability to enable and disable USB ports on domain-controlled computers, but human error — and tenacious bad actors trying to bypass software defenses — leave systems vulnerable to attacks. Port blockers take a frontline approach to cybersecurity by preventing unauthorized personnel from connecting harmful thumb drives or other USB peripherals to an unused port*. These physical blockers halt peripherals from being inserted and extracting sensitive, classified data or infecting restricted devices with malware.
Exposed USB ports present an ever-present threat for data theft and malware injection. While software tools and systems exist to enable/disable USB ports on domaincontrolled computers, human error, and the tenacity of a bad actor to bypass software defenses cannot guarantee complete protection
The Belkin USB blocker is designed to operate as a permanent, physical blocker for unneeded USB ports. Once inserted, these blockers cannot be removed without causing permanent damage to the computer and the USB port, making these blockers ideal for protecting high value computer assets and sensitive data from exfiltration and insider threats.
With unneeded USB ports blocked, a keyboard and mouse may still be needed with the protected computer. The Belkin HID filter is designed to be NIAP Protection Profile 4.0 compliant as a USB module and serves to eliminate sophisticated attacks while allowing HID keyboards and mice to connect and operate. Using optical data diodes, the data flow is restricted to one direction, preventing the ability to copy sensitive data from the computer or server. USB emulation logic emulates keyboard keystrokes, preventing malware from being injected into the protected asset. Like the USB blockers, the Belkin HID filter uses a permanent USB Type-A connector that cannot be removed from the device without damaging the computer and the USB port.
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Short Description
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USB Type C Port Blocker Key - Pack of 4 Blockers, Green
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SD Port Blockers - Pack of 4 with 1 Key
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USB Type C Port Blocker Key - Pack of 4 Blockers, White
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USB Type C Port Blocker Key - Pack of 4 Blockers, Pink
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USB Type C Port Blocker Key - Pack of 4 Blockers, Orange
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USB Port Blocker 10-pack, TAA Compliant
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