100% U.S. SOC-Managed · Zero Trust

SOC-ManagedApplication Allowlisting.

Prevent cybercriminals from running malware, disrupting operations, stealing sensitive data, encrypting files, or holding critical digital assets for ransom.

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The Evidence Is Clear

Blacklist antivirus has dropped the ball.

Antivirus solutions employing a blacklist approach have dropped the ball when it comes to ransomware. Without protection for RDP that includes anti-tampering security at each device, their solutions are easily defeated by cybercriminals.

IntelliThreat Protect’s 100% made-in-the-USA Zero Trust Application Allowlisting stands strong — preventing unauthorized uninstalls or service kill attempts.

AV Isn’t Working

% of organizations hit by ransomware, by antivirus solution.

Blacklist antivirus keeps getting breached. Across leading vendors, a striking share of organizations still suffered a ransomware attack — proof that signature-based detection alone can’t keep up.

22%

Symantec

22%

Sophos

22%

Kaspersky

32%

Trend Micro

32%

Microsoft

47%

McAfee

Comprehensive Allowlisting

Six allowlists working as one.

A layered set of allowlists covers scripts, signatures, devices, and ports — so only known-good code, on known-good devices, ever runs.

Global App Allowlist

A trusted scripts and macros allowlist prevents unauthorized execution via valid scripting apps and programs such as Microsoft Office.

Local App Allowlist

Customized applications can be added locally with a simple click to the automated global allowlist.

Signature Allowlist

Good signed applications are added via the publisher’s signature — eliminating the need for allowlisting hashes for past and future applications.

Malware Script & Macros Allowlist

A trusted scripts and macros allowlist prevents unauthorized execution via valid scripting apps and programs such as Microsoft Office.

Device Authentication Allowlist

For Multi-Factor Authentication, a device-uniqueness algorithm authenticates a user’s device rather than a mobile phone number as a second factor.

RDP Port Access Allowlist

Secure RDP Allowlist authenticates entering devices to close any security hole, preventing ransomware breaches through RDP ports.

Why Zero Trust Allowlisting

The most comprehensive allowlisting, American-made.

IntelliThreat Protect’s Zero Trust Application Allowlisting is one of the most comprehensive and robust solutions compared to other well-known whitelisting and app-control products. Here’s what sets it apart.

A next-generation allowlist antivirus designed to stop modern threats like ransomware and APTs (Advanced Persistent Threats).

In independent testing by AV-Test, IntelliThreat Protect took first place with a perfect score in virus detection, and first place in performance.

American research, development, and support. Our allowlist technology is entirely American-made — competing software is built abroad, often where viruses originate.

Blocks ransomware, Trojans, viruses, and malicious ads for hassle-free browsing — keeping computers faster and more reliable, even after years of use.

Zero Trust security is Default-Deny — blocking all unknown executions, backed by our Global Allowlist of trusted, good applications and scripts.

Protects Windows and Mac computers — including Windows 7, 8, 10 and 11, Windows Servers, Macs, MacBooks, Android phones and tablets.

Windows & MS Office script and macro allowlists proactively restrict threat-actor lateral movement via Windows Server Message Block (SMB) to protect network servers.

Secure RDP & integrated VNC protects Remote Desktop Protocol with an allowlist of approved devices, immediately blocking unknown or suspicious sessions.

Fileless malware prevention proactively blocks malicious script-based attacks (zero-days) that defeat blacklisting antivirus and other allowlisting solutions.

Comprehensive allowlists include scripts, macros, app signatures, process libraries, file extensions, RDP port access, and email security.

How It Works

How Zero-Trust allowlisting control works.

STEP 01

Lightweight Protection

STEP 02

Cloud Analysis

STEP 03

Global Updates

STEP 04

Digitally Signed Software

Getting Started

Getting started with IntelliThreat.

Getting started with allowlisting is a straightforward process designed to ensure maximum security for your server and network infrastructure. Our experienced team conducts a thorough assessment of your current security posture, identifying vulnerabilities and gaps in protection.

Based on this assessment, we work closely with you to implement a complete security solution tailored to your needs — using allowlisting to control access to critical resources so only authorized users and applications interact with your systems.

Our zero-trust approach enforces security at every level, from on-premises servers to cloud-hosted virtual machines, providing robust protection for your servers, applications, and databases regardless of location.

What Our Customers Say

Protection against attacks other solutions miss.

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After reviewing several SOC-as-a-Service providers, we found IntelliThreat’s technology, ease of deployment, customizability and ability to monitor all devices connected to the network to be far ahead of the competition. A unique combination of technology and world-class cybersecurity operations that truly protects against attacks other solutions miss.

Moshe Azar

CEO, KMT Technologies

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We now have a SIEM with logging of network and endpoint events, a 24/7 SOC monitoring activity and proactively contacting us, and a resource to reach out to when we have concerns and questions about things we’re seeing. We couldn’t be happier with how IntelliThreat supports us.

Sanford Hess

IT Manager, City of Urbana, IL

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It’s like having another employee or more. Whenever IntelliThreat spots something problematic — as small as a piece of vulnerable software — I’ll get an email so we can update it. My confidence level is very high. They have people assigned to us, and they let us know, around the clock, if something is happening so we can fix it.

Jason Manwell

Senior VP & IT Manager, Finemark Bank

FAQ

Application allowlisting, answered.

Why do we need application allowlisting?

Blacklist antivirus only blocks threats it already knows about, leaving the door open to new ransomware, fileless attacks, and advanced persistent threats. Allowlisting flips the model to default-deny — only known-good applications and scripts are permitted to run, so unknown and malicious code is blocked by default.

Why is allowlisting superior to traditional antivirus?

A blacklist must recognize a threat before it can stop it — which is why ransomware regularly defeats it. Allowlisting requires no prior knowledge of a threat: anything not explicitly trusted simply cannot execute, which stops zero-days and never-before-seen malware that signature-based antivirus misses.

How do we get started with application allowlisting?

Our team begins with a thorough assessment of your current security posture to identify vulnerabilities and gaps. We then deploy a tailored allowlisting solution — backed by our SOC — that controls access to your critical resources across on-premises and cloud environments, guiding you through every step.

How quickly can we secure our organization?

Because IntelliThreat Protect is lightweight and SOC-managed, protection is in place quickly — our team handles the heavy lifting of building and maintaining your allowlists. Request information or download the data sheet below to begin a discovery call.

Why is allowlisting better than application control alone?

Application control typically governs which programs can launch, but often leaves scripts, macros, RDP ports, and signed-but-malicious code unaddressed. Our solution layers six allowlists — covering scripts, macros, signatures, process libraries, file extensions, and RDP access — to close those gaps as a single defense.

Which is better: blacklist antivirus or application allowlisting?

Independent ransomware data shows blacklist antivirus solutions are breached at high rates. Allowlisting’s default-deny posture blocks unknown executions outright — making it a far stronger foundation against ransomware and modern threats than blacklisting alone.