This setting defines the length of time for which you grant the user access to the locked device. Specify the value of the Access duration setting.
The details of the locked device to which the user has requested access is displayed.
SOOKASA ENABLE OFFLINE ACCESS SPECIFY LENGTH OF TIME WINDOWS
The standard Select request access file window of Microsoft Windows opens. In the Grant access in offline mode window, on the Device Control tab, click the Browse button.The Grant access in offline mode window opens. Above the list of managed devices, click the Grant access to the device in offline mode button.In the list of managed devices, select the user device that requests access to the external device blocked by Device Control.The list of managed devices is displayed. To grant temporary access to the external device blocked by Device Control: In the Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Windows dialog window, the device user activates the access key file and obtains temporary access to the external device.Getting this request, Kaspersky Security Center administrator creates an access key file and send it to the device user.In the Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Windows dialog window, device user who wants to have access to the blocked external device, generates request access file and sends it Kaspersky Security Center administrator.Granting offline access to the external device blocked by Device Control includes the following stages: You can grant offline access to the external device blocked by Device Control only if in the settings of Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Windows policy, in the Device Control section, the Allow request for temporary access option is enabled. Offline access means that the client device has not access to the network. If you need to grant temporary access to the external device blocked by Device Control but it is not possible to add the device to the list of trusted devices, you can grant temporary offline access to the external device. This lets you protect the client device from infection when such external devices are connected, and prevent loss or leaks of data. In Device Control component of Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Windows policy, you can manage user access to external devices that are installed on or connected to the client device (for example, hard drives, cameras, or Wi-Fi modules). Granting offline access to the external device blocked by Device Control
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