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How to Reduce Your Attack Surface by Removing Unused OS Features

Mitigate risks such as LOLBin exploits by using allowlisting to control, monitor, and block unnecessary binaries and features.

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Now Available: Airlock v5.3.3 and v5.2.7

Airlock Digital announces the general availability of Airlock v5.3.3 and v5.2.7, improving overall security, reliability and usability improvements.

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What is an OTP in Airlock’s Allowlisting Solution?

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.

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Airlock Customer Summit Marks Start of New Era of Customer Engagement

The inaugural Airlock Customer Summit in Sydney focused on customer feedback which is critical to the application control and allowlisting feature roadmap

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Trust Files in Complex Cases with Airlock Allowlisting 5.3

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.

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Audit and Enforcement Modes in Airlock’s Allowlisting Solution

Understand more about Airlock Digital's Audit and Enforcement mode within the Airlock Digital Platform.

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Risky Business - When Standards Drive Innovation

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.

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How Application Allowlisting is Evolving to Manage Risk and Build Trust

Airlock Digital combines application allowlisting –formerly application whitelisting–with execution control to protect businesses and manage risk and trust

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What is Allowlisting and Why is it Important?

What is allowlisting? Allowlisting allows only approved processes, files and applications to run in its environment, blocking all other others.

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Risky Business - LockBit is Down but Not Out. Yet.

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.

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