A single line, and on the right hardware it outranks everything else priced here. Detection wagers that trouble will be recognised in time. A permit register makes no such wager: it asks only whether a program was entered on the list, and turns away whatever was not.
Week one is observation. The agent records what your people genuinely run and writes the register out of that, instead of out of a generic inventory drawn up by a stranger at a software company. Nothing is refused while that is going on. Once it closes, an unfamiliar program needs a permit before it will start.
Permit requests reach our desk and normally come back inside a few minutes. That is one more step than last month held, and hearing it here beats discovering it on a Tuesday. A team pulling down fresh tooling every day will notice. A treasury desk that runs the same half dozen programs will barely register the difference, and that desk is precisely where the idea repays its cost many times over.
Begin with the hardware whose loss you could not shrug off. The desk that speaks to signing devices. The machine that starts transfers. The laptop carrying your operational runbook and your recovery paperwork. Most teams settle on a firm register there and something looser out across ordinary use.
Ringfencing is the half that gets overlooked. Beyond a plain yes or no at startup it draws boundaries around the permitted program itself: which other programs it can call up, which files come within reach, how far across a network it is allowed to speak. That is what stops an entirely ordinary administrative tool being borrowed as a removal van.
Billing supplies every figure below while the page loads. An entry holds its place while you go on reading.
A permit register inverts the usual question. Rather than weighing up whether a program looks dangerous, the machine checks whether that program was entered on the register, and turns away anything absent from it. On a desk that touches keys or moves money, this is the sturdiest thing in the whole catalogue.
| Deposited on | Any endpoint under management, at its strictest on treasury and signing desks |
|---|---|
| Seals | Every program absent from the register, including one compiled an hour ago |
| Held at | Register and permit history inside the ThreatLocker tenant for this account |
| Sealed by | ThreatLocker |
| Witnessed by | Fortify 24x7 engineers manning the permit queue on every shift |
Code is what a permit register rules on. Whatever a person then chooses to permit lies wholly beyond its view, and that line deserves drawing before money changes hands.
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