Configuring access permissions

To configure access permissions for a device or class of devices described in a Device Control rule:

  1. Go to the Device Control settings in the policy that you want to configure.
  2. Open the Rules tab.
  3. Select the check box next to the name of the device control rule you want to configure access permissions for.
  4. Click the Edit button.
  5. In the Rule properties window that opens, click Configure access rules under the Access rights for user or user group field.

    Access permissions cannot be configured in Device Control rules created for Bluetooth devices, USB keyboards, and USB mice, as well as in all Device Control rules created for computers running Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 operating systems. These rules allow full access by all users by default.

    The Setting access rights window opens.

  6. Add rules for accessing the device:
    1. Click the Add button.
    2. In the User or user group access rights window that opens, click Configure access rules.
    3. In the window that opens, select a user or group and click OK.
    4. In the Access rights drop-down list, select a level of access to the device:
      • Full control. All operations on the device contents are allowed.
      • Read. You can view files and folders, and run files stored on the device.
    5. Click the OK button.
    6. Repeat steps a through e to add the next device access rule.
    7. Click OK in the Setting access rights window.
  7. Rules for accessing the device will be displayed in the Access rights for user or user group field.
  8. Click the OK button.

The configured access permissions for a device or a class of devices described in the Device Control rule will be saved.

After applying the modified Kaspersky Security Center policy, access to devices is provided as follows.

To control access to SD card readers connected to the PCI bus after applying a Kaspersky Security Center policy, either restart your computer or remove and re-connect the device for the changes to take effect.

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