ThreatLocker Allowlisting 501+ Licenses
ThreatLocker Allowlisting for 501+ licenses provides granular control over application execution, preventing unauthorized software from running on your network.
- Enhanced Security: Coverage against unknown or malicious applications attempting to execute.
- Operational Control: Protection against the introduction of unapproved software by users or external threats.
- Compliance Assurance: Entitlement to enforce strict application policies required by regulatory standards.
- Simplified Management: Access to a centralized platform for managing allowlisting policies across a large user base.
Product Overview
Product Overview
ThreatLocker Allowlisting is a powerful cybersecurity solution designed to prevent unauthorized applications from running on endpoints. It operates on a principle of least privilege, ensuring that only approved software can execute, thereby significantly reducing the attack surface.
This solution is ideal for IT Managers and IT Professionals in mid-market organizations who need to maintain a secure computing environment without the complexity of traditional enterprise solutions. It integrates into existing IT infrastructure to provide a critical layer of defense against malware and zero-day threats.
- Application Control: Define precisely which applications are permitted to run on any device.
- Zero Trust Security: Enforce a 'never trust, always verify' approach to application execution.
- Threat Prevention: Block ransomware, malware, and other threats before they can impact systems.
- Policy Management: Centralized console for creating, deploying, and managing allowlisting policies.
- Audit Trails: Detailed logs of application execution and policy changes for compliance and forensics.
For mid-market organizations seeking to proactively defend against application-based threats, ThreatLocker Allowlisting offers essential control and security without enterprise-level complexity.
What This Solves
Enable granular control over application execution
Enable teams to define and enforce policies that dictate exactly which applications are permitted to run on company devices. This prevents the execution of unauthorized or potentially malicious software, safeguarding sensitive business data.
endpoint security, application control, zero trust architecture, proactive threat prevention
Streamline security policy enforcement at scale
Streamline the deployment and management of application allowlisting policies across a large number of users and devices. This ensures consistent security standards are met without manual intervention for each endpoint.
large user bases, distributed workforces, centralized IT management, policy standardization
Automate prevention of unknown threats
Automate the blocking of unknown or newly emerging threats by only allowing pre-approved applications. This proactive approach significantly reduces the attack surface and mitigates risks from zero-day exploits.
advanced threat mitigation, risk reduction, endpoint hardening, security posture improvement
Key Features
Application Allowlisting
Prevents any unapproved application from running on endpoints, drastically reducing the risk of malware and unauthorized software.
Zero Trust Execution
Ensures that only explicitly trusted applications are allowed to execute, aligning with zero trust security principles.
Centralized Policy Management
Allows IT teams to manage allowlisting policies from a single console, simplifying administration across large environments.
Real-time Threat Blocking
Blocks malicious or unauthorized applications in real-time as they attempt to run, preventing immediate system compromise.
Audit and Reporting
Provides detailed logs and reports on application execution and policy changes, supporting compliance and incident investigation.
Industry Applications
Finance & Insurance
Financial institutions require stringent controls to protect sensitive customer data and comply with regulations like PCI DSS and GLBA, making application allowlisting essential for preventing unauthorized access and malware.
Healthcare & Life Sciences
Healthcare providers must adhere to HIPAA regulations, which mandate robust security measures to protect patient health information. Application allowlisting helps prevent the introduction of malware that could compromise patient data or disrupt critical medical systems.
Legal & Professional Services
Law firms and professional services organizations handle highly confidential client information and are prime targets for cyberattacks. Application allowlisting provides a critical defense against threats that could lead to data breaches and reputational damage.
Manufacturing & Industrial
Industrial control systems and operational technology environments require strict control over software to prevent disruptions and ensure safety. Allowlisting helps secure these critical systems from unauthorized applications that could cause downtime or compromise operations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is application allowlisting?
Application allowlisting is a security strategy where only pre-approved applications are permitted to run on a system. Any application not on the approved list is blocked from execution.
How does ThreatLocker help prevent ransomware?
By only allowing approved applications to run, ThreatLocker prevents ransomware executables from launching and encrypting files, acting as a critical defense layer.
Can I manage allowlisting for multiple locations or departments?
Yes, ThreatLocker's centralized management console allows you to create and deploy different allowlisting policies to various groups of users or devices across your organization.
Deployment & Support
Deployment Complexity
Low — self-service
Fulfillment
Digital Delivery
License keys / portal provisioning
Support Model
Zent Networks Managed
Renewal, add-license, and lifecycle management included
Subscription Terms
Cancellation
Cancel anytime — no charge on next cycle
You may cancel this subscription at any time. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period. You will not be charged for the following billing cycle. Access remains active through the end of the paid term.
Returns
Subscription licenses are non-refundable
Digital software licenses and SaaS subscriptions cannot be returned once activated or provisioned. Contact a Zent Networks account manager if you have questions before purchasing.