Audit and Enforcement Modes in Airlock’s Allowlisting Solution
Understand more about Airlock Digital's Audit and Enforcement mode within the Airlock Digital Platform.
Understand more about Airlock Digital's Audit and Enforcement mode within the Airlock Digital Platform.
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.
Airlock Digital combines application allowlisting –formerly application whitelisting–with execution control to protect businesses and manage risk and trust
What is allowlisting? Allowlisting allows only approved processes, files and applications to run in its environment, blocking all other others.
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.
Universities, like many other organizations, may benefit significantly from the implementation of allowlisting as part of their cybersecurity strategy.
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
Application whitelisting is an effective defense against unauthorized access to credit union systems. It significantly reduces the risk of cybercrimes.
The auditor is a free utility developed designed to comprehensively test application allowlists for weaknesses and misconfigurations, regardless of vendor.