Default Deny

Default-deny application allowlisting (often called “whitelisting”) means nothing is allowed to run unless it’s explicitly permitted by policy. The technology blocks unapproved executables, scripts, and drivers so unknown or untrusted code can’t execute, even if it lands on disk.

Stop Persistence

Attackers' persistence hangs on several key requirements. We show you how to stop the known methods

Layered Approach

Real security comes from multiple concerted layers—firewall and DNS controls and Group Policy plus a secure baseline to enforce least privilege and remove risky defaults. When one layer is bypassed, the others still block, detect, or contain the attack so it can’t turn into lateral movement, or data theft. We give you templates for these.