Danny Jenkins
Co-Founder

ThreatLocker provides Zero Trust Endpoint Security through application allowlisting and dynamic network controls, preventing unauthorized software from executing and blocking potential ransomware attacks. The platform enhances organizational security by ensuring that only approved applications can run, thereby reducing the risk of data breaches and compliance violations.
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Co-Founder
Co-Founder
Co-Founder
Traditional endpoint security solutions often struggle to prevent sophisticated cyber threats, including ransomware and zero-day exploits, due to their reliance on detecting known malicious files and processes. This reactive approach leaves organizations vulnerable to new and evolving attack vectors that bypass conventional security measures.
ThreatLocker offers a Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform that proactively secures endpoints by default, blocking all unauthorized applications and network traffic. The platform employs application allowlisting, which permits only approved software to run, effectively preventing malware infections and unauthorized program execution. ThreatLocker's Ringfencing technology further enhances security by controlling how applications interact with each other and system resources, limiting the potential damage from exploits. The platform also provides network and storage control, enabling organizations to regulate inbound and outbound network traffic and manage access to storage devices, preventing data exfiltration and unauthorized data access.
ThreatLocker is designed for enterprises, government entities, healthcare providers, financial services companies, educational institutions, and managed service providers (MSPs) seeking to enhance their endpoint security posture and prevent advanced cyber threats.