Learn how ThreatLocker® can automatically create allowlist policies based on your organization’s needs after deployment.
Federal employee union lawsuit highlights federal cybersecurity and data protection gaps
AFGE v. OMB underscores systemic government data risk. Learn how Zero Trust and FedRAMP solutions like ThreatLocker help protect federal systems.
Swearingen v. Salesforce and Air France exposes cost of token abuse
Swearingen v. Salesforce reveals the high cost of token abuse. Learn how ThreatLocker helps prevent OAuth token exploitation and SaaS data breaches.
Union Home Mortgage data breach: Lessons and hardening checklist for CISOs
Union Home Mortgage breach exposes PII of 25k+ people. See what CISOs can learn, cost estimates, and a one-week hardening checklist to prevent recurrence.
Morton v. Salesforce and TransUnion puts SaaS trust on trial
Morton v. Salesforce and TransUnion separates allegations from acknowledged facts and shows CISOs how to blunt vishing-driven SaaS breaches with concrete controls.
Meta lawsuit puts permissions creep in the spotlight
Permissions creep quietly expands access rights across enterprises, creating major security risks. The Meta whistleblower lawsuit highlights the dangers of unchecked access. Learn how Zero Trust principles—least privilege, JITA, segmentation, and Ringfencing—help organizations regain control and reduce insider and external threats.
Why data breach class actions are surging and how CISOs can respond
Data breach lawsuits are rising fast, with class actions filed within hours of disclosure. Learn why litigation is accelerating and how CISOs can reduce risk.
Why breach notification delays can trigger lawsuits and liability
On August 14, 2025, in Boston federal court, two former employees of DTiQ Technologies filed a class action lawsuit claiming the company failed to promptly notify them after their sensitive information was exposed in a cyberattack. The plaintiffs allege they did not learn of the breach until more than six months after DTiQ discovered it, leaving them vulnerable to fraud and identity theft.
How a hacker deleted one Gmail account and disrupted an entire business
A hacker hijacked Café Melo’s sole Gmail account, wiping years of records, contracts, and customer contacts. The incident triggered a lawsuit and highlights how small businesses risk collapse when operations rely on a single account without proper cybersecurity safeguards.
Former employees accused of exploiting access to steal company data
A federal lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona, Phoenix Division highlights how quickly sensitive business data can be taken and used by competitors if the right cybersecurity protections aren’t in place.
Tampa Bay manufacturer files lawsuit over cybersecurity breach
A former VP is accused of accessing proprietary design files after termination, prompting a federal lawsuit by Tampa Bay-based Coating Technology Inc. The case highlights the importance of securing cloud-stored data.
Ransom screen hijacks Treasure Global website in apparent cyberattack
Treasure Global’s domain was allegedly hijacked in a cyberattack redirecting users to an intimidating ransomware screen. The company has sued both Namecheap and an unknown hacker.
Cyberattack fallout surfaces in Exela Technologies bankruptcy
Exela Technologies’ 2025 bankruptcy, linked to an alleged ransomware attack on its subsidiary DocuData Solutions, reveals the devastating financial impact of cyber incidents. With over $1 billion in liabilities, the case underscores how security failures can escalate into corporate collapse—especially for data-centric businesses handling sensitive legal, healthcare, or government information.
Traditional endpoint security exposes quantitative trading firm to breach
Trade secrets walked out the door. Zero Trust could have stopped it. A senior developer is accused of converting intellectual property he had created for one company into a startup blueprint for another in a classic case of insider-led data exfiltration.
Build your application allowlist without lifting a finger.
Learning mode helped us to figure out what is our allowlist, and it built it for us without us having to do much of anything at all. Once we had that allowlist, then we were able to further benefit to know what our inventory of software was across departments.
Brian Perkinson
Network Engineer
City of Champaign, IL
See everything running in your environnment, instantly.
Within the first week of implementing ThreatLocker, we were able to view our entire inventory of applications—something my team always had to do manually. Within an hour or two were able to see every learned application on our system... that doesn't happen very often.
Ismael Hernandez
Vice President of IT
TLG Peterbilt
Get a clear view of application usage and exposure.
The advantage of using ThreatLocker in our organization is we now have a much better understanding of the applications that run on our estate and the potential risks of using those applications. And it helps us inform our risk score as an enterprise.
Jeremy Parsons
Technical Architect
Heathrow Airport
Get real peace of mind for your IT team.
With ThreatLocker, we have the ability to centralize disparate elements in the security stack, and support from the Cyber Hero team is bar none. Leveraging ThreatLocker allows me to sleep soundly at night because I know that I'm always one step ahead of threat actors.
Jack Thompson
Director of Information Security
Indianapolis Colts
Stop lateral movement inside your network.
Our servers were vulnerable once someone gained access to the network. ThreatLocker was the solution we needed. The platform makes me more conscious of what's coming in and out of our network... It gave me an opportunity to look behind the scenes.
Pierre Anyansi
Network Engineer
Advanced Medical Transport
Go beyond what an antivirus could ever do.
The ThreatLocker solution was perfect for us. With ThreatLocker Unified Audit, we get a clear description of what is allowed or denied on our network, and why. If I had a choice between an antivirus and ThreatLocker, I'd take ThreatLocker all day long.
Jack Harbut
IT and Systems Manager
Stampede Meats
Control risk across your entire organization.
Before ThreatLocker, we had a lot of risk that we just couldn't control. Now, we're doing a better of a job of providing a secure environment for our patients, doctors, and manufacturers. We want to make sure we're really protecting our network. ThreatLocker lets us do that very well.
Greg Gootee
CISO / SVP of Information Security
Asembia
Customize your security to fit your environment.
What we liked about ThreatLocker was how each tool built on the last, allowing us to control exactly how granular we wanted to get with locking down our environment. We had explored other options, but wWith ThreatLocker, we were able to get everything we needed from one place.
Jeff Lutes
Executive Vice President of Technology
Orlando Magic
Revolutionize your cybersecurity with powerful best-in-class tools.
Prior to ThreatLocker, we didn’t have a solution in place to help with application whitelisting. Implementing it into our environment was truly game-changing because we’d never used anything like it before. It came in, took control, and significantly reduced our threat landscape.
Trixy Otieno
Global Cybersecurity Manager
Seaboard Overseas Trading Group
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