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Secure your cloud access even when credentials are compromised

Tie Cloud and SaaS access to a secure ThreatLocker-managed broker. Now attackers can’t get what they want—even with valid passwords, MFA approvals, or intercepted tokens. Plus, your users continue to experience smooth cloud access.
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Neutralize phishing and token theft
Even if credentials are stolen or tokens intercepted, access is denied unless the request originates from an approved device cataloged on the broker.
Prevent rogue device cloud access
Block unmanaged laptops, personal devices, and attacker infrastructure from silently inheriting access to Microsoft 365, Salesforce, Asana, Google Workspace, GitHub or other critical cloud services.
Enforce device-based access for compliance
Meet Zero Trust mandates and regulatory requirements by validating both identity and device before granting cloud access.

With ThreatLocker Zero Trust Cloud Access, you enforce device-validated access to cloud and SaaS platforms, so credentials alone are never enough to breach your systems.

Instead of trusting credentials alone, access is routed through a secure, ThreatLocker-managed broker that verifies:
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  • The device.
  • The pathway.
  • The policy.
  • The request.


If it doesn’t match policy, the device can not connect. Cybercriminals may be successful at stealing credentials and intercepting tokens, but now it is no longer a guarantee they can get in.

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Deployment is fast for you and the process is seamless for the user
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1. Route access through a secure broker

Approved devices connect to designated cloud services through a ThreatLocker-managed broker. All access originates from a trusted pathway.
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2. Define authorized devices

Your team catalogs endpoints and mobile devices permitted to access specific cloud services.

From now on, access is granted only when:

  • The connection originates from the authorized device.
  • The request aligns with defined policy.

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3. Enforce device-level approval

New hardware must be approved before it can access cloud services. Unauthorized devices cannot inherit access, no matter how valid credentials appear.

Deployment takes minutes.

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Move beyond identity-only security to harden your cloud resources.

Build a device-bound cloud access policy:

· Enforce broker-only routing.
· Apply tag-based controls for granular service access.
· Support FIPS routing where required.

See how device-validated cloud access works. Book demo

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We wanted to make Zero Trust a foundational principle of our cybersecurity program, and that’s where ThreatLocker really came in to help us.

Jim Tyle
Director of Technology
Niles Community Schools

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Your benefits
Render phishing ineffective
Credentials alone are no longer enough. Cybercriminals would also need an approved device for cloud access.
Stop token replay attacks
Intercepted session tokens fail without an approved device and pathway.
Reduce blast radius
If a user falls victim to phishing, attacker access attempts from unknown infrastructure are blocked automatically.
Enforce device-level governance
Define exactly which endpoints and mobile devices can access which services.
Strengthen compliance posture
Support NIST, CMMC, HIPAA, PCI, and FIPS-aligned routing requirements.
The results?
No rogue devices accessing cloud platforms. No stolen credentials turning into breaches. No token replay from attacker infrastructure. Your cloud access becomes device-bound, policy-enforced, and auditable. Attackers hit a wall.