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1. COM Port Management

   We would like to control and manage COM Ports (especially Virtual COM Ports, USB-Serial adapters) in the same way per whitelist rules equal to Drives or other devices like Smartphones, HID devices etc.

   In short, possibility of User and Computer combination.

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   completed  ·  AdminAndreas Fuchs (Product Management, DriveLock SE) responded

   in 24.1 you will be able to create custom device classes - this way you can control com&lpt ports like any other device
   please note that the existing way to control com&lpt ports configures access permissions for the ports, but using a custom class blocks the device if it's not allowed

2. Seperate Permissions to Add / Delete Devices from a Device Collection

   Currently in depth Whitelist rules can only be set in the Management Console. In there we mostly work with Device Collection. We set a rule with a certain behavior, people it affects, etc. and then connect it with a Device Collection. After that the main effort is in adding new devices to that Device List.

   We would like to split the administrative load and have main administrators that set up rules and policies. And then we would like a seperate user group with limited permissions that can only add or remove devices from existing device collections. It is important for us that the User group that adds and removes Devices can not change any other critical settings.

   I can see that the trend is currently to migrate most into the Operation Center and there is already a option to create rules present. I personally support that trend and would like the ability to create in depth rules analog to the Management Console in the Operation Center and then set modify permissions to the individual associated device collection. This would also remove the limit of only one person being able to modify the policy at once.

   Example:
   IT Headquater: Full permissions to create rules and manage permissions
   IT Subsidiary 1: Acces to Device collections: 1HID, 1Smartphone, 1Printer
   IT Subsidiary 2: Access to Device collections: 2HID, 2Smartphone, 2Printer

   With this a associated logging that shows who added / removed what entry would also be of high interest for us.
   We noticed the current rules get sent to all devices. We would like it, if we could decide which "rule" gets sent to which device. (Like with policies where we can decide that PolicyWhitelist1 goes to Subsidiary 1 and PolicyWhitelist2 only goes to Subsidiary 2)

   Currently in depth Whitelist rules can only be set in the Management Console. In there we mostly work with Device Collection. We set a rule with a certain behavior, people it affects, etc. and then connect it with a Device Collection. After that the main effort is in adding new devices to that Device List.

   We would like to split the administrative load and have main administrators that set up rules and policies. And then we would like a seperate user group with limited permissions that can only add or remove devices from existing device collections. It is important for… more

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   completed  ·  AdminAndreas Fuchs (Product Management, DriveLock SE) responded

   With 2024.1 for the first one we have separate rights for “manage rules” and for “manage drives/devices in rules”

   and for the second we now have several doc policies

3. Permanently unlock devices directly from within the DOC

   With 2021.2 permanently unlocking single drives has become easier than ever before. It would be great to have the same capability for other devices like cameras, smartphones.
   Unlocking applications previously blocked by DriveLock application control has been added with 2022.1.

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