Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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In this video we interview Yuriy Tsibere to explore their zero trust security approach, detailing controls like application allow-listing, ring-fencing, and configuration monitoring, while discussing how these measures effectively counter the speed of AI-driven cyber attacks.
What we talk about:
The Zero Trust Philosophy: How ThreatLocker’s approach differs from traditional antivirus by proactively preventing everything and then allow-listing specific items, rather than reacting to breaches after they occur.
Layered Security Controls: A breakdown of the product suite, starting with Application Allow Listing as the base, followed by Ring Fencing for process control, as well as storage and network controls.
Configuration Monitoring: The capabilities of their newer "Attack Defense" product, which constantly benchmarks environment configurations against security frameworks like FedRAMP or HIPAA.
Operational Management: How the system handles updates and patches without breaking workflows by utilizing a massive database of known file hashes to automatically update policies.
The Impact of AI on Security: The consensus that AI allows threat actors to execute attacks much faster, making Zero Trust a necessary defense strategy to counter the speed of modern threats.
Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:41 - How Zero Trust Differs from Traditional Antivirus
01:44 - Vectors of Control: Visibility and Blocking
02:55 - Trends in Security: AI and Threat Actor Behavior
05:00 - Product Architecture: Modules and Base Installation
06:27 - Deep Dive: Allow Listing and Ring Fencing Controls
10:15 - Why This Zero Trust Approach is Unique
11:48 - Configuration Monitoring and Compliance Features
13:30 - Managing Updates, Patches, and New Applications
15:34 - Future Roadmap and Upcoming Conference
16:28 - The Future: AI-Powered Attacks vs. Zero Trust Defense
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➡ Sign up for a demo with ThreatLocker today! https://ul.live/tlpodcast
Register for Zero Trust World 2026 today! Use code ZTWUL26 for $200 off your registration. - ztw.com
In this video we interview Yuriy Tsibere to explore their zero trust security approach, detailing controls like application allow-listing, ring-fencing, and configuration monitoring, while discussing how these measures effectively counter the speed of AI-driven cyber attacks.
What we talk about:
The Zero Trust Philosophy: How ThreatLocker’s approach differs from traditional antivirus by proactively preventing everything and then allow-listing specific items, rather than reacting to breaches after they occur.
Layered Security Controls: A breakdown of the product suite, starting with Application Allow Listing as the base, followed by Ring Fencing for process control, as well as storage and network controls.
Configuration Monitoring: The capabilities of their newer "Attack Defense" product, which constantly benchmarks environment configurations against security frameworks like FedRAMP or HIPAA.
Operational Management: How the system handles updates and patches without breaking workflows by utilizing a massive database of known file hashes to automatically update policies.
The Impact of AI on Security: The consensus that AI allows threat actors to execute attacks much faster, making Zero Trust a necessary defense strategy to counter the speed of modern threats.
Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:41 - How Zero Trust Differs from Traditional Antivirus
01:44 - Vectors of Control: Visibility and Blocking
02:55 - Trends in Security: AI and Threat Actor Behavior
05:00 - Product Architecture: Modules and Base Installation
06:27 - Deep Dive: Allow Listing and Ring Fencing Controls
10:15 - Why This Zero Trust Approach is Unique
11:48 - Configuration Monitoring and Compliance Features
13:30 - Managing Updates, Patches, and New Applications
15:34 - Future Roadmap and Upcoming Conference
16:28 - The Future: AI-Powered Attacks vs. Zero Trust Defense
Subscribe to the newsletter at:
danielmiessler.com/subscribe
Join the UL community at:
danielmiessler.com/upgrade
Follow on X:
https://x.com/danielmiessler
Follow on LinkedIn:
linkedin.com/in/danielmiessler
