Block a desktop application outright, either by name or by picking it from the inventory the agent reports from each device.
Apps installed
0
Blocked apps
0
Devices
0
Blocked launches
0
Trend
18%
Enter an application name once and it is stopped across the fleet.
Choose from applications actually seen installed on your devices.
Apply a block to one employee without touching everyone else.
The same rule works on macOS, Windows and Linux.
The screens you will use most, with demo data.
The inventory lists each application with the employee, device, category, risk level and install date, across macOS, Windows and Linux.
Apps found on 40 devices
208
macOS, Windows and Linux
Network block cuts an app off from its servers. App block terminates it whenever it runs and tells the employee why.
Installed apps
212
When someone tries to open a blocked app, the attempt appears in the activity feed with the device.
Blocked launches today
17
Tied to the person and device
What a day of application control decisions looks like in the console.
Stop specific desktop applications from running, by name or from what is installed.
Every decision happens on the device, against signed policy.
On the device · against signed policy
Each agent reports the applications installed on its device.
Admins pick an app and the people or groups the rule applies to.
The agent stops the app from launching and logs the attempt.
Application Control runs in the same agent and console as every other control. Turning it on is a few choices in a policy.
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Block unapproved remote desktop tools that attackers and scammers rely on.
Keep torrent and personal sync clients off company machines.
Apply a block to a single employee during an investigation without affecting the team.
Type the application name, or pick it from the inventory of applications the agent has seen installed on your devices.
Install the agent, choose a policy, and see every decision in one console. A pilot can be live in an afternoon.