While Maya does not have a single "exclusive" button for this, you can achieve exclusive/restrictive security by:
Checksum verification is a method Maya uses to ensure that scripts have not been modified by an unauthorized party. maya secure user setup checksum verification exclusive
After successful checksum verification, Maya creates a that is valid only for that session. This token is cryptographically bound to the checksum of the current user setup. If any background process tries to alter the environment mid-session, the token becomes invalid, and the session terminates instantly. While Maya does not have a single "exclusive"
: Maya generates and checks a hash (checksum) of the userSetup scripts. If the file content is modified by an external process or a script-based virus, the checksum no longer matches, and Maya flags the file. the token becomes invalid