Denying by default sounds simple, and it is. The hard part is knowing what to allow, and building a system that makes permit-by-exception actually manageable.

Rob Allen, chief product officer at ThreatLocker breaks down how the product has evolved to solve that core zero trust challenge: not the blocking, but the intelligent permitting. He talks about how customer feedback, from advisory boards to hallway conversations at events, has shaped where ThreatLocker draws the line between security and usability.

When you strip away every feature and every component, what you’re really selling is peace of mind.

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