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Default to Deny: Why Network Security Is Shifting to "Zero Trust" ⛔ Ep. 167 ThreatLocker
Jack Rhysider·Dec 23, 2025
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A default-deny approach to software execution is necessary to prevent ransomware and unauthorized application activity within an enterprise network.
“We figured in the world where we had just been absolutely burnt to high hell, we need to stop everything running unless, of course, we allow it; every single device, server, client.”
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