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Provides zero-trust endpoint security and application allowlisting for organizations. This 2:17 mid-roll ad ran on Security Now (Audio), aired Sep 30, 2026.
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- Ad length: 2:17
- Ad placement: Mid-roll (middle of the episode)
- Audience type: Cybersecurity
- Episode name: SN 1098: How worried should we be? - Unpredictable Agents
- Aired: Sep 30, 2026
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very very fine controls to prevent AI applications and their users from receiving unnecessary administrative privileges while giving them the privileges they actually need. This is zero trust done right. But it's not just zero trust for endpoints. It's zero trust network access and zero trust cloud access. Those policies are vital nowadays to restrict resources to authorized users, approved devices, permitted applications. And the best thing about ThreatLocker, it works on Windows, Mac, Linux, everywhere you are. It provides the best US-based support engineer to engineer 24/7. That's why organizations like JetBlue trust ThreatLocker, Heathrow Airport, the Indianapolis Colts. The Port of Vancouver relies on ThreatLocker to keep the ships moving. Ask Jack Thompson. He's director of information security, risk, and compliance for the Indianapolis Colts. He said, quote, "With ThreatLocker, we have the ability to centralize disparate elements in the security stack." End quote. And with that centralization, you get observability. You can see what's going on and you can control it. ThreatLocker gets constant praise, constant industry awards.
Uh, as an example, they were just recognized as a strong performer in the January 26 Gartner Peer Insights Voice of the Consumer for Endpoint Protection Platforms, ranked number one in application control by PeerSpot, winner of the best zero trust security solutions at the 2025 TIC Awards, and on and on and on. You can see it all at the website threatlocker.com/twit. Don't forget that part. AI governance requires more than just an acceptable use policy. ThreatLocker gives security teams the technical controls to define which AI tools are approved, who and what can access them, and how those tools are allowed to interact with business systems and data. If you're listening to this show and you're thinking, "What do I do to protect myself?" Visit threatlocker.com/twit to get a free 30-day trial and learn more about how ThreatLocker can help mitigate unknown threats and ensure compliance. That's threatlocker.com/twit. And if you're listening to this show and saying, "What do I do?" That's the first step. We thank him so much for supporting Security Now. Steve,
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