How to block and contain applications

ThreatLocker® implements Zero Trust principles by blocking all unapproved applications by default and securing approved applications through application containment (Ringfencing™).

ThreatLocker operates on the premise that it's impossible to react to every threat out there before it becomes an issue. Therefore, it denies by default: if software is not on the approved list, it cannot run in your environment. This approach significantly reduces the attack surface, with threat intelligence serving as a backup to this core Zero Trust focus.

The first step in securing your environment is to get visibility into what is happening in your environment. This includes all file read/writes, application executions, and network activity. Once you know what is running in your environment, you can start locking it down and securing yourself.

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