SAML Support, Native Slack Integration Highlights of Airlock Digital v6.0.2
Announcing v6.0.2 of Airlock Digital which includes native Slack integration, SAML support, interoperability path rules and Ubuntu server support.
Announcing v6.0.2 of Airlock Digital which includes native Slack integration, SAML support, interoperability path rules and Ubuntu server support.
Announcing v6.0 of the Airlock Digital solution, a release packed with features that make allowlisting at scale a reality.
Mitigate risks such as LOLBin exploits by using allowlisting to control, monitor, and block unnecessary binaries and features.
A One-Time Password (OTP) generates a code specific to a particular endpoint; it can be used once for a predetermined time period, disappearing after use.
The inaugural Airlock Customer Summit in Sydney focused on customer feedback which is critical to the application control and allowlisting feature roadmap
The latest version of Airlock Allowlisting, v5.3, is now GA offering improved flexibility and ease of use to allow trusted applications and block the rest.
Tom Uren of Risky Business News talks to Daniel Schell, CTO and David Cottingham CEO of Airlock Digital about the security standard that drove innovation.
Risky Biz podcast: Airlock Digital’s Daniel Schell talks about adventures with WDAC, Dave Cottingham predicts Windows 12 will go all in on signed code.
Guidance on the AnyDesk security incident; the revocation of code signing certificates suggests existing certificates should not be trusted.
For New Zealand organizations, Computer Emergency Response Team of New Zealand (CERT NZ) recognizes application allowlisting in Critical Controls framework