Preventing trusted software exploitation with application containment

Join ThreatLocker CEO Danny Jenkins and Chief Product Officer Rob Allen for a live session focused on Ringfencing™, the critical application containment technology and strategy used to stop the exploitation of trusted software.

Ringfencing is a non-negotiable foundation for achieving Zero Trust and protecting your data from unauthorized access.  

This webinar explores how Application Control forces approved programs to do only what they're supposed to, nothing more, blocking threats that rely on misusing approved, legitimate software to attack your environment.

In this session, you’ll get answers to questions like these:

• How does Ringfencing ensure that approved applications run unencumbered while simultaneously restricting their access to files, registry keys, network resources, or other applications?  
• How can you customize an Allowlisting policy to prevent applications like Microsoft Office or PowerShell from launching risky child processes or accessing sensitive high-risk directories?  
• How can you customize security with precision by allowing an application like PowerShell to run but prevent it from accessing external network destinations?
• Where does application containment fit within the broader Application Control and Zero Trust strategies, offering protection even against unpatched zero-day exploits?
• What measured approach ensures that hardening your environment with these controls avoids operational disruption?

Learn from the leaders in Zero Trust.

Watch the webinar to see how Ringfencing enforces least privilege principles against approved application and restricts access to files, registry keys, scripts, and the internet. You’ll leave with clear, practical insight into establishing a proactive defense blueprint, shifting your security focus from responding to potential attacks to blocking them outright.

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