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If your question pertains to the capability of the ISE disabling the USB port on a PC, then the answer is no.
Using the NAC agent, however, you can check various programs and may be able to check the condition of USB.
You would have to create a New Posture Condition and Remediations.
The condition that I will use in this example is a Registry Key.
If the key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\UsbStor\Start" has a value of 3, the USB is enabled. A value of 4 is disabled.
So set a Posture Condition:
Click Policy > Policy Elements > Conditions
Choose Posture from the left menu:
Then choose Registry Condition from the left menu.
Click +Add to add a new Posture Condition:
Then you have to create Remediation Actions. Click the Results button at the top of the left Menu:
Choose Remediation Actions and choose the Remediation you want to use. I chose Link Remediation.
+Add to add a new Link Remediation:
Then choose Requirements from the left menu and create a new Remediation Result:
Of course, you can choose different remediations as necessary for your environment.
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Charles Moreton
If your question pertains to the capability of the ISE disabling the USB port on a PC, then the answer is no.
Using the NAC agent, however, you can check various programs and may be able to check the condition of USB.
You would have to create a New Posture Condition and Remediations.
The condition that I will use in this example is a Registry Key.
If the key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\UsbStor\Start" has a value of 3, the USB is enabled. A value of 4 is disabled.
So set a Posture Condition:
Click Policy > Policy Elements > Conditions
Choose Posture from the left menu:
Then choose Registry Condition from the left menu.
Click +Add to add a new Posture Condition:
Then you have to create Remediation Actions. Click the Results button at the top of the left Menu:
Choose Remediation Actions and choose the Remediation you want to use. I chose Link Remediation.
+Add to add a new Link Remediation:
Then choose Requirements from the left menu and create a new Remediation Result:
Of course, you can choose different remediations as necessary for your environment.
Please Rate Helpful posts and mark this question as answered if, in fact, this does answer your question. Otherwise, feel free to post follow-up questions.
Charles Moreton
