I am in contact with an organisation that wants to keep an eye on who plugs what into their systems.

They'd like to say "No USBs" but that won't fly.
As a compromise, they let people plug in USB devices that are 'approved', and keep track of this by monitoring the electronic serial number that the USB device report to the OS when it gets plugged in. Works pretty well most of the time.

Now people want to plug in SD cards to upload data (maybe from a fixed-mount dashcam that they can't bring into the office), but the trouble is that the USB SD Card reader always reports the same electronic serial number - the one belonging to the SD Card Reader, not the one associated with the actual SD card.
So can anyone help with an SD card reader that, when a card is plugged in, reports "Card #xxxxxxxxxxxxx" has been plugged in, not "I'm SD Card reader #yyyyyyyyy, something was plugged in"

[And yes, we're well aware that the electronic serial number may bear no resemblance to any number printed / stamped on the outside ;-)]

Thanks