ThreatLocker launches AI agent controls built on its deny-by-default model
ThreatLocker CEO Danny Jenkins is extending the security approach he built after a cyberattack nearly destroyed a client's business; the product's claims have not been independently tested.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published · Updated
Primary source: PR Newswire
Why it matters
ThreatLocker is applying its deny-by-default security model to AI agents that can act across organizational systems. The launch turns a company-stated AI-security investment priority into a product, though the announcement offers no independent evidence of ZTAIC's performance or adoption.
ThreatLocker launched Zero Trust AI Control on October 20th, adding controls for what AI agents can access, execute and connect to inside an organization. CEO and co-founder Danny Jenkins is carrying ThreatLocker's deny-by-default security model into software agents that can take actions across business systems.…
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