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DeviceLock

2 mentions in 7 days · 2 in 30 days · 2 total · first seen Sep 10, 2026 · last 4d ago

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11 Best Device Control & USB Security Tools Compared (2026): Features & Pricing

2026 comparison of 11 device control and USB security tools ranks CoSoSys Endpoint Protector first for cross-platform control and DLP.

An editorial scorecard evaluates eleven device control and removable-media security tools across granularity, content-aware DLP, cross-platform parity, encryption/shadowing, and value. CoSoSys Endpoint Protector (now part of Netwrix) leads at 4.60 for genuine Windows, macOS, and Linux parity, with Ivanti DeviceLock at 4.25 for the deepest Windows peripheral control and Safetica positioned for SMB and mid-market value. Enterprise content-aware DLP anchors include Symantec (Broadcom), Forcepoint, Digital Guardian (Fortra), and Trellix, with pricing almost always per endpoint.

GBHackersSep 11, 07:08 UTC · 4d agoIndustry 4 sources

Top 10 Best Device Control & USB Security Tools in 2026

A 2026 scorecard ranks ten USB and device control tools, placing Safetica, Ivanti DeviceLock and DriveLock at the top.

The article compares ten device control and USB security tools using a weighted scorecard covering control granularity, platform coverage, DLP integration, operability and value. Safetica, Ivanti DeviceLock and DriveLock rank highest, with notes on cross-platform depth, Windows granularity and European compliance fit. The piece highlights ownership changes, including CoSoSys joining Netwrix and Digital Guardian joining Fortra, and stresses device control as part of Zero Trust and DLP strategies.

Cyber Security NewsSep 10, 08:05 UTC · 5d agoIndustry

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vendor Ivanti 2 product Endpoint Protector 2 vendor Fortra 2 vendor Safetica 2 vendor Sophos 2 vendor Trellix 2 vendor Broadcom 1 vendor CoSoSys 1 organization Broadcom 1 vendor DriveLock 1 vendor Forcepoint 1 vendor ManageEngine 1 vendor Netwrix 1 vendor CrowdStrike 1 organization CoSoSys 1 organization Forcepoint 1

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