How Application Control Addresses an Increasingly Hostile Threat Landscape
Ransomware, state-sponsored threat actors and healthcare targeting dominated 2024-25; application control can help reduce risk and minimize attack surface.
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Airlock Digital Blog
Stronger Together: Airlock Digital at CrowdStrike's Fal.Con 2025!
Airlock Digital was a platinum sponsor of Fal.Con 2025, hosted by CrowdStrike, an integration partner offering EDR to complement application control
Airlock Digital v6.1: Delivers Policy Change History, Cloud Security Group Support and Brand-New UI
Airlock Digital has released Version 6.1 with a new policy change history feature, a new user interface, integration with Microsoft Entra cloud, and more.
The Difference Between Privileged Access Management and Application Control
The difference between Privilege Access Management and Application Control can be defined as who has privileged access and to what versus what code runs.
Bringing Enterprise-Class Application Control to Black Hat 2025
Through presentations, briefings and demos, Airlock Digital showcased scalable application control to attendees at Black Hat USA 2025.
The Future of Application Control with CEO David Cottingham
Customers provide feedback and gain priceless insights into the future of precision application control at the recent Airlock Digital Summit in Sydney.
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.
Building Momentum for Precision Application Control at RSAC2025
At RSAC2025, our team met with podcasters, analysts and journalists to discuss how our solution aligns with customer priorities and cybersecurity trends.
Improved Effectiveness, Broader Platform Support in Airlock Digital v6.0
Announcing v6.0 of the Airlock Digital solution, a release packed with features that make allowlisting at scale a reality.
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.