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Before ThreatLocker we faced risks we couldn’t fully control. Now, we’re doing a much better job of creating a secure environment for our patients, doctors, and manufacturing partners.
Tools like ThreatLocker play a critical role in meeting compliance standards by giving us granular control over system access and helping us confidently demonstrate compliance to auditors.
Having a piece of software that prevents any unauthorized application from running seemed like the best solution one could ask for.
ThreatLocker helps immensely—they have our backs 24/7. They're often 30 minutes to an hour ahead of other security vendors we use when they reach out about potential issues. That's what helps me: knowing people are watching, and that we're not alone in this.
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Cybersecurity insurance companies are looking for proactive endpoint control and Allowlisting and by leveraging ThreatLocker we're able to show that we're doing all of these steps and we have all those controls in place which really goes a long way when you're applying for cybersecurity insurance.
In healthcare, we’re constantly dealing with phishing attempts and ransomware threats. Because ThreatLocker proactively prevents unauthorized activity and significantly reduces alerts, our team can spend less time investigating false alarms and more time focusing on other critical security priorities.
Ringfencing has worked extremely well for us. It prevents unauthorized users from introducing malicious scripts into the environment, while giving us visibility into everything that’s being executed. Unless a script is signed and approved by someone on our team, it won’t run automatically. That level of control has been tremendously valuable for our operations.
The granular security ThreatLocker provides with USB Control is beyond other applications. As a HIPAA-regulated organization, that helps our security tenfold.
Once they were in the environment, we can see from ThreatLocker Storage Control and Allowlisting that they tried to run AnyDesk and that got denied.
Two hospitals faced the same ransomware attack. At one hospital, attackers successfully encrypted critical systems, forcing staff to work through outages and disrupting patient care.
At the other, ThreatLocker blocked the unauthorized encryption attempt before it could execute. Unable to encrypt systems or shut down operations, the attackers lost their leverage and moved on, while clinicians continued caring for patients.
