ThreatLocker, Inc.
ThreatLocker, Inc. provides a Zero Trust cybersecurity platform for endpoint, cloud, and network security. Its products control application execution, communication, access, and user behavior using a deny-by-default approach to prevent ransomware, data exfiltration, and unauthorized access.www.threatlocker.com
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Oct 26, 2026
Gerald AugerHOST
And Mondays has, as long as I can remember, been...
Gerald AugerHOST
Simply Cybers Community Member of the Week, sponsored by ThreatLocker.
Gerald AugerHOST
ThreatLocker gives me money and I turn around and give money to the Community Member of the Week.
Gerald AugerHOST
It's another fun thing that we do here.
Gerald AugerHOST
Quick shout out, Rhonda Rummerfield was our Community Member of the Week last week.
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Gerald AugerHOST
I hope you're enjoying the heck out of the program.
Gerald AugerHOST
For all the first-timers, again, welcome to the party, pal.
Gerald AugerHOST
Thank you to the stream sponsors, ThreatLocker, Anti-Siphon, Flare, as always.
Jack ClabbyHOST
Well, now that we've heard a little bit about DIRS scanner and what we took away from our discussion with Emily, let's hear what Emily has to say herself.
speaker_2NARRATOR
This is No Password Required, a Cyber Florida podcast presented by ThreatLocker.
Jack ClabbyHOST
Welcome back.
Jack ClabbyHOST
Emily, welcome to No Password Required.
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Jack ClabbyHOST
Thank you, everyone, for listening.
Jack ClabbyHOST
For the entire No Password Required team, I'm Jack Clabby, and we'll talk again soon.
speaker_2NARRATOR
Thanks for listening to the No Password Required podcast presented by ThreatLocker.
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No Password Required is produced by Cyber Florida, and a special shout out goes to our friends at Carlton Fields and Reality Shift.
Jack ClabbyHOST
Well, now that we've heard a little bit about DIRS scanner and what we took away from our discussion with Emily, let's hear what Emily has to say herself.
speaker_2NARRATOR
This is No Password Required, a Cyber Florida podcast presented by ThreatLocker.
Jack ClabbyHOST
Welcome back.
Jack ClabbyHOST
Emily, welcome to No Password Required.
34 MINS LATER
Jack ClabbyHOST
Thank you, everyone, for listening.
Jack ClabbyHOST
For the entire No Password Required team, I'm Jack Clabby, and we'll talk again soon.
speaker_2NARRATOR
Thanks for listening to the No Password Required podcast presented by ThreatLocker.
speaker_2NARRATOR
No Password Required is produced by Cyber Florida and a special shout out goes to our friends at Carlton Fields and Reality Shift.
Marvin BeeHOST
So full disclosure there.
Marvin BeeHOST
ThreatLocker.
Marvin BeeHOST
ThreatLocker is...
Marvin BeeHOST
Well, they're not a sponsor right now.
Marvin BeeHOST
They were for the last year of the live stream, and they have not renewed, partly because I do know that there was a funding freeze, which happens a lot of times with vendors.
Marvin BeeHOST
They're like, we can't spend money now.
Marvin BeeHOST
Get back to us later, blah, blah, blah.
Marvin BeeHOST
And as much as I have promoted ThreatLocker, I know that there's a couple of things I've said where they're like, wait a minute, what are you saying? Um, a great example is the comment I made a few months ago when I was doing updates through action one and I had to keep turning off action one, or at least I thought in the, uh, threat locker support guy, uh, reached out to me and said, Hey, Marv, you don't have to do that.
Rich StroffolinoHOST
We have a link to that in our show notes as well and at CISOseries.com, so make sure you're clicking, checking that out.
Rich StroffolinoHOST
Also, a big thank you today to our sponsor, ThreatLocker, for helping make the show possible.
Rich StroffolinoHOST
And thanks also to our chat room.
Rich StroffolinoHOST
We had a really lively chat.
Dave SobelHOST
The prompt becomes a reflex, and the reflex is the control.
Dave SobelHOST
Now look at ThreatLocker.
Dave SobelHOST
Its new Zero Trust AI control lets security teams grant an agent only the permissions its task needs.
Dave SobelHOST
It holds that boundary even when the agent calls other applications, scripts, or browsers along the way, and it enforces it from outside the AI.
Dave SobelHOST
ThreatLocker ships recommended policies and says teams should start from those and adapt them to their own environments.
Dave SobelHOST
put those together.
Dave SobelHOST
The tools exist and both assume someone has defined the task and what it needs.
Gerald AugerHOST
Say what? Did that just make your brain hurt? Well, that's what we're doing here.
Gerald AugerHOST
Thank you to the stream sponsors, ThreatLocker, Anti-Siphon, Flare, and CyberSecMom17, who gave a gifted sub.
Gerald AugerHOST
She's a sponsor.
Gerald AugerHOST
Thank you so much, Steve Young, SP Tables, Roswell UK, Devin Grady, Cyberado1, SP Tables, Marcus Kyler, AdTech.
Gerald AugerHOST
Like we are, like I said this three years ago, guys, we are hurtling like a meteor on a collision course with bad, okay? I know there's a lot of people working to harness AI in a controlled way.
Gerald AugerHOST
Remember ThreatLocker during the ad reads a minute ago? Allow what you need only, block everything else.
Gerald AugerHOST
How about block
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AI from lying to me? It's not good.
Marvin BeeHOST
But here's the thing, as service providers, we have to bolt on our tools to do all this stuff.
Marvin BeeHOST
So if you're not in the Microsoft ecosystem when it comes to EDR and all of that stuff, then you're bolting on a Huntress, a ThreatLocker, Blackpoint Cyber, any of these other tools.
Marvin BeeHOST
You still want to have your application blocking There's so many other things.
Marvin BeeHOST
And then if you want to truly have 365 management, well, then you're going to have another 365 tool out there to manage all the tenants because tenant management is not easy.
Gerald AugerHOST
I'm feeling some saxophone, y'all.
Rich StroffolinoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And now a huge thanks to our sponsor for today, ThreatLocker.
Rich StroffolinoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Attackers do not always bring their own tools.
Rich StroffolinoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
AI can help them find ways to misuse software already trusted by the organization.
Rich StroffolinoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Today's tip: approval should not mean unlimited access.
Rich StroffolinoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Define what trusted applications can reach and what they can do.
Rich StroffolinoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Learn how ThreatLocker applies this principle at threatlocker.com/ciso today.
Gerald AugerHOST
All right.
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