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Application Whitelisting (Allowlisting) for endpoints

Andre Soares

Hey guys

It is possible to create the following rule in the endpoints: if it's not expressly permitted, it's not allowed.

Something similar to the lockdown for servers.

Thanks

André Soares



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    Intercept X does not have whitelisting for endpoints, only servers. For endpoints, we recommend using best practice threat protection policy along with application control, web control, and peripheral control. This reduces the attack surface and provides a high degree of protection from unknown or compromised applications.

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    Intercept X does not have whitelisting for endpoints, only servers. For endpoints, we recommend using best practice threat protection policy along with application control, web control, and peripheral control. This reduces the attack surface and provides a high degree of protection from unknown or compromised applications.

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