ThreatLocker
Zero Trust endpoint protection platform that lets organizations allowlist applications and control what software can run, access data, and reach the network.
Zero Trust endpoint protection platform that lets organizations allowlist applications and control what software can run, access data, and reach the network.
ThreatLocker, Inc. is a Zero Trust cybersecurity company that provides endpoint, cloud, and network protection built on a default-deny model. It was founded in 2017 in Orlando, Florida, by Danny Jenkins, Sami Jenkins, and John Carolan, and it now serves thousands of organizations globally.
The platform pairs application allowlisting with Ringfencing to control how approved software behaves, and adds Elevation Control for privileged access, Storage Control for data and external devices, and Network Control as a zero-trust endpoint firewall. ThreatLocker Detect adds real-time threat detection, and the company offers a Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service through its Cyber Hero team.
Danny Jenkins is Chief Executive Officer and co-founder. ThreatLocker markets its approach as blocking untrusted software by default so that only explicitly permitted applications and actions are allowed to run.
MSPs and internal IT teams use ThreatLocker for Allowlisting, Ringfencing, Elevation Control (Privileged Access Management).
Best for: teams that need to detect and stop malware, ransomware, and advanced threats across laptops, servers, and mobile devices.
ThreatLocker pricing depends on your organization's size, the modules you enable, and your contract term. Tools in this category are usually licensed by subscription, billed per endpoint or per user, and scale with the users, endpoints, or sites you cover.
Public rate cards are not always available, and many vendors set final pricing through a quote or their MSP and reseller channel. To get an accurate ThreatLocker price for your environment, request a quote from ThreatLocker directly, or ask a managed IT provider that supports ThreatLocker to bundle licensing, deployment, and management into one predictable monthly cost.
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ThreatLocker is a Zero Trust endpoint protection company founded in 2017 in Orlando, Florida. Its platform allowlists applications and controls what software can run, how it behaves, what data it can reach, and what it can access on the network.
ThreatLocker is headquartered in Orlando, Florida, and serves organizations worldwide.
ThreatLocker offers Allowlisting, Ringfencing, Elevation Control, Storage Control, Network Control, ThreatLocker Detect for EDR, and a Managed Detection and Response service, all built on a Zero Trust, default-deny model.
Danny Jenkins is Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of ThreatLocker.