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Hello and thank you for posting here!
Your question is more FRP related than DLP, however I work with both products so I can help!
In your FRP Removable Media policy, there is an option for "offsite encryption". Which is option enabled, the end user will be prompted to provide a password when initializing a USB. FRP then creates an encrypted container on the drive. This allows for access to an encrypted USB drive off network and does not require FRP to be installed a system for the drive to be accessible. All that is required is for the third party to know the password.
Hello and thank you for posting here!
Your question is more FRP related than DLP, however I work with both products so I can help!
In your FRP Removable Media policy, there is an option for "offsite encryption". Which is option enabled, the end user will be prompted to provide a password when initializing a USB. FRP then creates an encrypted container on the drive. This allows for access to an encrypted USB drive off network and does not require FRP to be installed a system for the drive to be accessible. All that is required is for the third party to know the password.
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