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ThreatLocker® Zero Trust solutions

Key uses and case studies on malware mitigation. Discover a new era of proactive defense against cyber threats. Learn how ThreatLocker® enterprise-level cybersecurity solutions, from Allowlisting to Ringfencing™, mitigate attacks in real-world scenarios like Kaseya VSA and SolarWinds Orion.

Unleash Proactive Cybersecurity with ThreatLocker®

As the threat landscape evolves with the surge in ransomware, malware, and data encryption, organizations must fortify their IT security.

This whitepaper discusses how the rise of cyber threats has forced organizations to reevaluate their I.T. security stacks. ThreatLocker® provides solutions to defend against these threats through a zero trust approach proactively. Its solutions, such as Allowlisting, Ringfencing™, Elevation Control, and Storage Control, aim to prevent malicious software from running on the network, limit the weaponization of legitimate tools, restrict application hopping for administrators, and provide control over storage devices and data access. The text also highlights two major cyberattacks - the Kaseya VSA attack and the Microsoft Exchange Server attack - and how ThreatLocker® Endpoint Protection Platform, particularly its Allowlisting and Ringfencing™ solutions, was able to mitigate these attacks by denying the execution of untrusted software and blocking/limiting access to other applications, the internet, and user files.

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  • Explore in-depth insights into the ThreatLocker® cybersecurity solutions.
  • Learn how ThreatLocker® mitigated real-world attacks.
  • Uncover strategies for proactive defense and threat prevention.
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