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Set your security standards everywhere: on and off the network, Active Directory domain-joined or not.

Maintain uniform security baselines across domain and non-domain systems, closing configuration gaps created by hybrid work and cloud expansion.
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Eliminate configuration drift and insecure defaults
Disable risky services (SMBv1, UPnP), enforce password policies, remove guest and dormant admin accounts, and standardize Microsoft Defender settings across the enterprise.
Centralize control across multiple organizations or business units
Manage configurations per device, group, or organization from one single console and reduce fragmentation to improve governance at scale.
Demonstrate enforceable security baselines for compliance and audits
Apply and verify standardized configuration controls aligned to NIST, CIS, CMMC, ISO, and other frameworks and ensure every device meets policy requirements, whether on the network or remote.
When your network isn’t confined to a single Active Directory domain, managing security configurations across your organization is tough. Traditionally, enforcing security settings requires a Group Policy from Active Directory, which means devices must be on the network or part of a domain. But with remote work, hybrid environments, and cloud adoption, you need a new approach and a better solution.
ThreatLocker centralized configuration manager capabilities are accessible from a single, centralized console to enforce best practice security policies, whether devices are connected to an Active Directory domain or not.
Create a universal baseline policy. Define one hardened configuration standard (password rules, SMBv1 disabled, macros blocked, guest accounts removed, Defender standardized) and apply it to every device group domain-joined or not.
Here's how it works:

Set configuration policies per individual computer, computer group, organization, or across multiple organizations.
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From one location, you can apply standardized security settings like disabling Universal Plug and Play, blocking SMBv1, and enforcing automatic lock policies. Here are some additional advantages:
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A unified dashboard‍

Manage configurations per computer, group, or organization, all from one portal.
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Harden your security posture

Enforce crucial security settings across your environment without relying on fragmented tools.
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No Active Directory required

‍Apply policies across all devices, whether they’re domain-joined or not. Plus, you take full control of Microsoft Defender settings across your entire organization, all from one place. Now you can:

· Set granular, organization-wide policies for real-time protection, cloud protection, and exclusions.

· Standardize Defender settings to eliminate inconsistencies and security gaps.

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We only inform guests if there were a security issue that they needed to know about; otherwise, we handle everything at the back end. That's one of the key reasons that Rotana uses ThreatLocker: To keep things safe and secure in the background

Biju Dharmaraj
Corporate Director of Information Security and Compliance
Rotana

Your benefits
Stronger, simpler password security
Easily enforce company-wide password length, complexity, and expiration rules from one central location. Plus, ensure unique, rotating passwords per device.
Eliminate risky accounts & strengthen access
Reduce security gaps by disabling guest and local admin accounts, renaming administrator accounts.
Block attacks hidden in office files
Stop threats before they start by disabling downloaded macros and OLE in Microsoft Office documents with a single policy in the ThreatLocker Portal.
The results?
Less time spent on manual configurations, more consistency in security policies, and a tougher, more resilient environment.