Only letting the good stuff in: why ‘zero-trust’ may be the way forward for data security
Danny Jenkins, co-founder of ThreatLocker, couldn’t find code that ‘only allows exactly what you need and nothing else’, so he wrote it himself
ThreatLocker has a simple goal. The security business wants every company in existence to adopt a zero-trust model to its IT. With the company just six years old, it’s well on its way to achieving that goal.
Zero-trust is a simple concept in cybersecurity. Nothing is trusted automatically and everything must be verified. It’s simple but far from easy to apply and that’s why it took quite some time to develop.
Danny Jenkins, co-founder and chief executive of ThreatLocker, wanted to try. He told Connected that he simply flipped the idea of IT security on its head when it came to developing the business.
