Blogs and Updates

Risky Business - Why Microsoft's Smart Application Control is very strange

Navigating browser extension control through endpoint tools poses significant challenges. Learn more in this concise guide Soap Box podcast.

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Risky Business - Is the Kernel a Security Boundary?

Airlock Digital sponsored the latest episode of Risky Business podcast with Patrick Gray where they discussed the limitations of kernel driver blocklists.

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Airlock Digital releases free Application Whitelisting Audit Tool

Utilize the free AppLocker Auditor tool for seamless review of policies against Australian Information Security Manual (ISM) compliance.

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David Cottingham Presenting at ACSC 2017

David Cottingham, Airlock co-founder, will present at the ACSC Conference. He will cover malicious activity identification within enterprise environments.

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Risky Biz Soap Box: Why Allowlisting is Ready for Prime Time

Insights on effective allowlisting, lessons from the third-party industry, Microsoft vs. specialist tools, and the effort for success.

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Proactively Detect and Prevent Petya Ransomware

Petya is a ransomware outbreak that impacted organizations. Discover how Airlock's application whitelisting provides proactive protection against Petya.

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Airlock Digital Add-on for Splunk released

Easily integrate Splunk with Airlock using this Add-on. It offers pre-built parsing and dashboards for streamlined application whitelisting data viewing.

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Microsoft's Revocation of Verisign's G5 Root Certificate

Microsoft has rolled back the revocation of the Verisign Class 3 Public Primary Certification Authority - G5 Root Certificate.

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Opinion: Why the ISM Control ‘1471’ Is Impractical for Allowlisting

Airlock's opinion about compliance with Australian Government Information Security Manual (ISM) control 1471 using the Airlock allowlisting platform.

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Preventing Ransomware and Zero-Days with Basic Security Controls

The world is facing the largest ransomware attack ever. The REvil/Sodinokibi group infecting over one million systems, surpassing the 2017 WannaCry attack.

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