ThreatLocker
Zero Trust security controls for application execution and behavior.
About ThreatLocker
ThreatLocker applies deny-by-default application control so only approved software can run. Ringfencing adds controls around trusted applications by limiting their access to files, registry keys, network resources, and other applications. Related controls include endpoint firewall, storage policies, and web content rules.
Key Features
- Uses deny-by-default allowlisting to control which applications execute
- Restricts how approved applications access files, registry, networks, and other apps
- Applies endpoint firewall and web content controls
- Controls access to network shares and removable storage
- Provides a centralized Zero Trust platform for security policy management
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MSP Capabilities
- ThreatLocker Organizations let MSPs manage client environments under a parent account, reuse global application and policy groups, and inspect deny activity by client during rollout.
Pricing and Purchasing
- The ThreatLocker evaluation runs for 30 days and includes platform access, a solutions engineer for onboarding, and Cyber Hero support while testing the controls.
Onboarding and Support
- During onboarding, a solutions engineer can guide initial policy setup; the evaluation includes direct Cyber Hero assistance while teams configure and tune their environment.
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