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USB/SD Drive Control: You can use endpoint security software or device control solutions that allow you to manage and control access to USB and SD drives. These solutions typically provide features such as whitelisting and blacklisting of devices, authorization policies, and activity monitoring. DVD/CD Disc Control: To restrict access to DVD/CD discs, you can use software that allows you to disable the CD/DVD drive or set it to read-only mode. This can help prevent unauthorized reading or writing of discs. Trusted Devices Whitelist: Some device control software allows you to create a whitelist of trusted devices, including USB pen drives. Only the devices on the whitelist will be allowed to access your computer, while others will be blocked automatically. Reports and Logs: Look for security software that provides comprehensive reports and logs of USB activity, including file operations and access history. These logs can help you track and monitor any unauthorized access attempts. Website Blocking: You can use web filtering or parental control software to block access to specific websites. These tools typically allow you to create blacklists or restrict access based on categories or keywords. Device Locking: Endpoint security software or device control solutions can help you restrict access to various removable media devices, such as CD/DVD drives, floppy drives, SD card readers, and USB drives. You can also disable specific ports, such as iPhone, Android phone, printer, modem, etc. Copy Protection: Implementing copy protection requires specialized software or digital rights management (DRM) solutions. These solutions typically encrypt or protect your important files and restrict their access or duplication without proper authorization. Data Leak Prevention: Endpoint security solutions often include data loss prevention (DLP) features that can help you prevent data leaks to USB drives and other storage devices.