What kind of access controls does ThreatLocker enforce?

ThreatLocker enforces strict access controls that operate on the principle of zero trust. This means that by default, no applications, files, or processes are trusted to run unless explicitly allowed. This security model minimizes the risk of unauthorized access and potential breaches by assuming that threats can exist both inside and outside the network.

In this context, the strict access controls help organizations manage and restrict who can access sensitive data, run specific applications, and perform certain actions based on defined policies. This security framework is essential for monitoring, controlling, and safeguarding critical assets while ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.

The other options reflect less stringent access models that do not align with the zero trust approach inherent in ThreatLocker's framework.