Strengthen your cybersecurity defenses with proactive application control from Framework IT.
Framework IT’s managed application control service provides businesses with much-needed protection against malicious software. Our solution focuses on preventing unauthorized applications from executing on your network, significantly reducing your attack surface.
By leveraging our Security Operations Center (SOC)‘s extensive threat intelligence, we maintain a dynamic blacklist of harmful applications. This proactive approach blocks risky software before it can compromise your systems. We even offer the flexibility to customize your application control policy by blocking specific applications as requested.
Our 24/7 SOC continuously monitors the threat landscape and updates our blacklist with emerging malicious applications, ensuring your environment remains protected. This proactive approach empowers you to shield your business from evolving threats.
Framework IT’s managed application control service safeguards your business from unauthorized applications and enhances your overall security posture.
Let’s talk about how Framework IT’s top-notch security practices can help you maintain high levels of safety across all your applications.
What types of applications are typically blocked?
Our service primarily targets known malicious applications, such as ransomware, spyware, and other malware. We can also block specific categories of applications based on your organization’s needs.
How does application control impact user productivity?
Framework IT’s service is designed to minimize disruptions to user productivity. By blocking only malicious or unnecessary applications, we ensure that employees can access the tools they need to perform their jobs efficiently.
What’s the difference between application control and antivirus software?
Antivirus software detects and removes existing malware, while application control blocks malicious applications before they can execute. Both are essential components of a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy, but application control provides an additional layer of protection.
