Application Control

Application Whitelisting is a powerful tool that keeps computers safe from ransomware, malware, and viruses. By leveraging the concept of “blocking by default”, this approach allows only authorised applications to run on the computer, similar to having a list of guests allowed at a party. The system starts off with a list of apps that shouldn't be allowed to run and only bumps up whitelisted items when they are approved, providing an extra layer of security that is constantly monitored and updated if desired. This type of protection guarantees optimum safety levels for any network or connected device.

If you are in need of an audit trail on all of your programs, scripts, files, computers, processes and access to real-time information on the user activity, then a compliance solution may be an ideal choice for your business. With a compliance solution in place you can gain the benefit of tailored and implemented auditing capabilities, as well as storage control policies that show full descriptions of all initiated actions. This ensures that your business has a higher level of security control over critical data and systems.

Ringfencing is a valuable tool for securing data and networks in an age where vulnerabilities can be exposed through the smallest of exploits. It offers a layer of protection by keeping the resources, files, and programs that are used within your network under the control of administrators. This removes the potential risks that come with unauthorized user access or exploitation of applications which they were not intended to use. With its granular level of security, ringfencing offers a finely tuned way to protect your network and keep critical operations running efficiently and securely.

RP Managed Application Control gives you fine-grained control for highly specific parameters. You can decide who is allowed to access which information, and specify what file types are authorized, even going so far as to allowing access for a particular serial number or ensuring the device includes encryption. This level of detail serves to protect your data, making sure that no rogue device can bring in unwanted software or simply walk away with important confidential information.

Security is always an important factor when it comes to networks, and it is always important to know what occurs within them. Using ThreatLocker can help you protect your network while being made aware of any potential policy violations. It operates with a higher standard of security than traditional interface-based methods by preventing the action from occurring and alerting you immediately should a violation take place. This layer of protection works to ensure that safety and order are kept on the network at all times.

Ensuring compliance with HIPAA policies is critical to protect patient data and limit data breaches. RP Managed Application Control provides a cutting-edge solution to this problem by controlling which programs have access to encrypted storage, only allowing authorized applications and networks access to necessary privileges and content, as well as managing multiple programs' access to data. With these protective measures in place, patient information is secured and violations of HIPAA are minimized.

In order to keep a secure environment, it is essential to limit potential for risky behavior by mitigating privileged access between applications. This can be done by introducing a granular strategy that assigns and reviews necessary privileges, as well as reducing the amount of local admin accounts with too much access. Such precautions are crucial to maintaining strong cybersecurity defenses against malicious activity and keeping data safe.

Control over programs' access to the internet is a powerful tool that many network administrators leverage to ensure their networks are secure. By limiting internet access to approved programs, unnecessary risks can be locked down and the integrity of the network safeguarded. It encourages users to think indirectly about cyber security by ensuring that only those programs critical for business operations have access to the internet. With advanced tools available, access control has become more flexible as administrators can create whitelists for programs that should have unrestricted online access and blacklists for those programs that should remain blocked from traversing the web. All in all, such control allows administrators to take a responsible stance in protecting their networks and valuable data from malicious actors.