Many organisations lack a single authoritative definition of permitted application use, producing inconsistent entitlement decisions, unclear operational ownership and ad hoc exception handling. Those gaps create commercial risk from licence misuse, ambiguity over who is responsible for applications and exposure against regulatory obligations.
Application Control defines policy, approval roles and a managed lifecycle for application use, together with documented exception processes and compliance checkpoints. The scope covers policy definition, approvals, lifecycle management and exceptions while excluding implementation design, infrastructure operations and procurement execution, producing auditable decisions and clear accountability across the live IT estate.
Stop unauthorised, vulnerable or malicious applications from running on endpoints and servers, reducing successful malware and ransomware infections and limiting attacker footholds.
Lower the likelihood that phishing, malware, ransomware or other attacks result in compromise.
These are the primary technologies we use to deliver this solution.
Each plays a defined role in addressing the core requirements and ensuring the solution works effectively in practice.
These technologies are not core to how we typically deliver this solution, but may be used in specific scenarios, environments, or where existing platforms and requirements need to be accommodated.