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I'd like to control our corporate laptops such that they could only connect to our corporate<br />
SSID / wireless service &amp;&nbsp;not any other : is there any tool or hardening method that could<br />
do this?<br />
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Our users are not granted local Admin rights.<br />
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Don't want them to connect to their phone's 4G or home Wifi but only our corporate<br />
Wifi which they are forced to go thru our corporate's proxy when browsing the Net.<br />
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Also, don't want them to transfer data from their laptop to &nbsp;a wireless HDD : currently<br />
we block the USB port while LAN port setting is greyed out: they can't change LAN<br />
port settings
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I'd like to control our corporate laptops such that they could only connect to our corporate
SSID / wireless service & not any other : is there any tool or hardening method that could
do this?

Our users are not granted local Admin rights.

Don't want them to connect to their phone's 4G or home Wifi but only our corporate
Wifi which they are forced to go thru our corporate's proxy when browsing the Net.

Also, don't want them to transfer data from their laptop to  a wireless HDD : currently
we block the USB port while LAN port setting is greyed out: they can't change LAN
port settings

Control which SSID or Wifi service laptop can connect to

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