'Application whitelisting' presentation slideshows

Protect Your Desktops from Malware and Unauthorized Software

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Stanford IT Security Program

Stanford IT Security Program. Re-aligning IT security to a modern threat environment. University IT Security. Firewalls VPN for off campus access Kerberos Encryption required for sensitive data Central AV/patching services Controlled access to data centers

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Endpoint Security

The identification of the installed software is a useful control; However, the greatest efficiency comes from the use of preventive solutions, which allow not only to detect unauthorized software but to prevent its execution. In the next post, we will talk about these tools to provide Endpoint Security, suffice it to mention here that one of the basic functions of any of these solutions is the discovery and inventory of the software.

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Hack2Secure NIST Guide On Application Whitelisting

An application whitelist is defined as the set of applications as well as application components, which are authorized to apply in an enterprise. This technology uses whitelists to decide which applications are allowed to execute on the host. Thereby it prevents the execution of unlicensed software, malware, and other unauthorized software.

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