Port blockers are visual deterrents that seamlessly fit into a variety of environments and provide a physical barrier to unauthorised access. They are a scalable, easy-to install solution that meet the requirements of any environment, from the smallest businesses, to multinational corporations.
The Type C Port Blocker Set allows locks to be inserted and
removed from USB Type C ports. Available as a pack of 10 locks, or as a set of 1 key and 4 locks in a variety of colours.
The Type A Port Blocker Set allows locks to be inserted and removed from USB Type A ports. Available as a single key, a pack of 10 locks, or as a set of 1 key and 4 locks in a variety of colours.
RJ45 Port Blockers can be used to easily block open network ports and prevent users from connecting cables, devices or inserting foreign objects without permission. RJ45 ports are ubiquitous in networked environments, by blocking these ports there is a first line of network security against viruses and other compromises. RJ45 ports can also act as a visual cue, showing inactive or disconnected ports.
SFP port blockers can lock the slots for SFP modules – for example on network switches – and thus prevent such modules from being plugged in. This offers additional protection, for example, if all free ports of a network switch are already protected with RJ45 port blockers and unauthorised access to the network via the module slots is also
to be prevented. Available as a pack of 20 locks, or as a set of 1 key and 10 locks.
Data security solutions provide users with the tools to help prevent security compromises and deter unauthorised users from accessing ports that provide essential functionality to an application or store sensitive data that needs to remain confidential or secure.
There are a variety of ways to secure data digitally: like firewalls, anti-virus programs and bespoke security software, however physical blockers can be just as important in keeping data safe from compromise.
Port blockers serve as a great visual deterrent for threats to data. Plug these simple devices into a corresponding port and stop unauthorised users from inserting devices that could compromise security or data.
Quick and easy deployment allows multiple ports to be blocked and managed easily by system administrators. No training or software is required for installation and once installed the port blockers require virtually no maintenance.
Low installation costs facilitate gradual deployment across an installation as budget allows. With virtually no maintenance costs and additional keys and locks available, these devices provide almost unlimited scalability.
Combined with software solutions such as specialist programs and BIOS restrictions, port blockers provide an added layer of defence against data theft and compromises.
Protect laptops from unauthorised access in workplaces.
Prevent tablets that are left in public environments, e.g. points of sales and classrooms, from being plugged in by unauthorised third parties.
Block ports on office PCs to help label unused ports or deny access.
Block access to USB ports on professional AV and IT systems, e.g. servers, matrices and switches.
Denies user access to Ethernet ports on desktop PCs in work-places and schools.
Mark RJ-45 ports on network switches
to show deactivated or inactive ports.
Locks ports for SFP modules and thus prevents such modules from being plugged in. This provides additional protection, especially if unauthorised access to the network via the module slots is to be prevented.