Stop ransomware! ThreatLocker enables you to provide your customers with enterprise-grade security tools designed to directly control exactly what applications run on their networks and what those applications can do. We envision a future in which all organizations can chart their own course free from the influence of cybercriminals and the damage their incursions cause, and our team of veteran cybersecurity professionals created ThreatLocker to make this vision a reality.
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Allowlisting has long been considered the gold standard in protecting businesses from known and unknown executables. Unlike antivirus, Allowlisting puts you in control over what software, scripts, executables, and libraries can run on your endpoints and servers.
This article discusses the critical risks of excessive access for AI agents to credentials and secrets, emphasizing least privilege to enhance AI agent security. MSPs can leverage these insights to securely deploy and manage AI tools for their clients.
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Application Allowlisting denies all applications from running except those that are explicitly allowed. This means untrusted software, including ransomware and other malware, will be denied by default.
Let the ThreatLocker Cyber Hero Team handle application approvals for you, freeing up your time to focus on other priorities.
The CHMDR is an add-on to ThreatLocker® Detect (formerly known as Ops) that allows organizations to opt for the ThreatLocker Cyber Heroes to monitor and respond to Indicators of Compromise (IoC). When ThreatLocker® Detect, detects suspicious activity in your environment, the Cyber Hero team will automatically review the alert to determine if there is a true IoC or a false positive. In the event an attacker is on your device, the Cyber Hero will follow the customer's runbook to either isolate or lock down the device and notify the customer.
ThreatLocker® Detect is a policy-based Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solution. This EDR addition to the ThreatLocker Endpoint Protection Platform watches for unusual events or Indicators of Compromise (IoCs). ThreatLocker Detect can send alerts and take automated actions if an anomaly is detected. ThreatLocker Detect leverages the vast telemetry data collected from other ThreatLocker modules and Windows Event logs. This info gives essential insights into an organization's security, enabling them to identify and remediate possible cyber threats.
ThreatLocker Elevation Control provides an additional layer of security by giving IT administrators the power to remove local admin privileges from their users, whilst allowing them to run individual applications as an administrator.
Network Control allows for total control of inbound traffic to your protected devices. Using custom-built policies, you can allow granular access based on IP address or even specific keywords. Unlike a VPN that needs to connect through a central point, ThreatLocker Network Control is a simple connection between server and client. ThreatLocker Network Control is built in a way that creates a seamless experience, enabling users to work as normal while eliminating the need for a solution, such as a VPN.
ThreatLocker® Patch Management acts as a vigilant guard, constantly scanning your devices for outdated applications and identifying those in need of patching. It takes care of the tedious work—eliminating the need to check multiple sources for different alerts—by consolidating everything into one place for seamless management.
ThreatLocker® Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform offers a unified approach to protecting users, devices, and networks against the exploitation of zero-day vulnerabilities.
Ringfencing™ controls what applications are able to do once they are running. By limiting what software can do, ThreatLocker® can reduce the likelihood of an exploit being successful or an attacker weaponizing legitimate tools such as PowerShell. Ringfencing™ allows you to control how applications can interact with other applications. For example, while both Microsoft Word and PowerShell may be permitted, Ringfencing™ will stop Microsoft Word from being able to call PowerShell, thus preventing an attempted exploit of a vulnerability such as the Follina vulnerability from being successful.
ThreatLocker® Storage Control is an advanced storage control solution that protects information. We give you the tools to control the flow and access of data. You can choose what data can be accessed, or copied, and the applications, users, and computers that can access said data.
The ThreatLocker Protect Bundle combines Application Allowlisting, Ringfencing, Network Control, and Configuration Manager in ways that make security simple. ThreatLocker is leading the cybersecurity market towards a more secure approach of blocking unknown application vulnerabilities.
Web access control is a must-have for cybersecurity, but it often means adding yet another third-party tool to your stack. That means more vetting, integration headaches, and potential security gaps. Let’s simplify.
ThreatLocker's Zero Trust Platform allows organizations to control which applications run on their networks, blocking unauthorized software and preventing ransomware.
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