Control of Wi-Fi connections
Device Control allows managing the Wi-Fi connection of the computer (laptop). Public Wi-Fi networks may be insecure, and using such networks can result in data loss. Device Control lets you block a user from connecting to Wi-Fi or allow connecting only to trusted networks. For example, you can allow connecting only to the corporate Wi-Fi network that is sufficiently secure. Device Control will block access to all Wi-Fi networks except those specified in the trusted list.
On computers running Windows 11, you need to enable Location services in order to control Wi-Fi connections. To do this, you need to enable the Location services switch in the operating system settings (Settings → Privacy & security → Location). If Location services are disabled, Kaspersky Endpoint Security does not control connections to Wi-Fi networks.
How to restrict Wi-Fi connections in the Administration Console (MMC)
How to restrict Wi-Fi connections in Web Console and Cloud Console
How to restrict Wi-Fi connections in the application interface
As a result, when a user tries connecting to a Wi-Fi network that is not listed as trusted, the application blocks the connection and displays a notification (see figure below).
Device Control notification