How can I disable mobile storage devices and USB flash drives by using the classified mobile storage media management system?

How can I disable mobile storage devices and USB flash drives by using the classified mobile storage media management system?
USB storage devices such as USB flash drives and mobile hard disks are currently very popular storage tools, however, enterprise LAN users can easily copy a large number of computer files through USB storage devices such as USB flash drives, mobile hard drives, and even mobile phones. This poses a huge risk to enterprise file security. So how can I disable USB flash drives and USB storage devices on the Enterprise lan?
 
So how can I disable the use of mobile storage devices and block mobile storage media in the enterprise lan? The author believes that the following methods can be used to achieve this.
 
Method 1: Disable the Mobile storage device through the BIOS or use the security chassis to shield the use of the Mobile storage media.
 
Disabling mobile storage devices through BIOS is a simple and effective method, and the settings are relatively simple. Generally, you can press the Del key when the computer is turned on to enter the BIOS, and then you can disable the USB port, BIOS to disable the optical drive, BIOS to disable the PCI Card, etc, in this way, you can completely disable USB storage devices, drive drives, and other mobile storage media (especially USB mobile optical drives ). Enter the BIOS and set it. The default value is Enable. Press enter here to select "Disabled". Then, you can completely disable the USB port, as shown in:
Figure: Disable USB port in BIOS
However, although the USB storage device can be completely disabled by disabling the USB port, the USB mouse and keyboard, USB shield, and USB printer cannot be used at the same time, currently, the computer motherboard only supports USB mouse and keyboard instead of PS2 mouse and keyboard. Therefore, the above method of disabling USB ports has some shortcomings, which may cause non-USB storage devices to become unavailable, suitable for those units with extremely strict control over USB storage devices.
Method 2: this is achieved through specialized software for disabling mobile storage media and shielding USB storage devices.
 
Compared with BIOS disabling USB ports, disabling USB storage devices by using special mobile media disabling software and software that shields mobile storage media is easier, you can also precisely control USB port Devices. For example, there is a "Disable to disable USB port software" (: http://www.grabsun.com/monitorusb.html), only after the computer installation is complete, you can automatically disable the USB storage device, such as USB flash drives, mobile hard drives, mobile phones, optical drives, Bluetooth, PCI cards, SD cards, CF cards, and other mobile storage media. At the same time, disabling the above USB storage device does not affect the use of non-USB storage devices, such as USB mouse, keyboard, dongle, USB printer, etc, this can help enterprises and institutions fully control the Mobile storage media without affecting the use of non-USB storage devices. As shown in:
Figure: Disable USB port management software
In addition, the Administration software can prohibit computers from sending emails, uploading files to network disks, sending files via QQ, uploading FTP files, and uploading Forum attachments, fully protect the security of computer files and prevent leakage through various channels.
 
In short, whether it is through the BIOS or through a dedicated mobile storage device to Disable software can be used for mobile storage devices, but by disabling mobile storage media software, it can be relatively simpler and more rigorous. Enterprises and institutions can choose based on their own needs.