ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform Reviews

Many of our firms are currently using ThreatLocker, and they have been very happy with it. It can block unauthorized software from being downloaded. 

A few years back, we had an attack on one of our biggest clients. After that, we implemented ThreatLocker. For the last couple of years, there have been no issues or attacks. This has been really helpful.

Currently, we are not using the full range of modules, however, we are using ThreatLocker elevation. That's really good. 

The deployment is very easy.

We've been able to save some operational costs and expenses by using this product. However, the main thing is that it protects our customers. 

The zero-trust endpoint availability is good. It can block unknown applications straight away.

We have reduced help desk tickets. It helps with management. We have a good team in place. 

Some reporting areas need improvement. We need to generate more reports. That area should be improved. We'd like reporting on if someone tried to install software, we'd like to be able to generate reports on what was blocked.

I have been using ThreatLocker for the past four years.

Stability is good; it is a growing business. Over the last four years, it has grown significantly.

Scalability is good. There has been no impact in the last couple of years.

Support is good, with very quick support from Cyber Heroes if any staff requires help. From our side, they are really helpful.

We did not use another solution previously.

The initial setup is good; deploying is very easy.

We are managing the implementation ourselves.

It's protecting our customers. That is the main thing. That's our ROI.

In the last couple of years, the price has remained the same. Nothing has changed, and it's good. I hope it will not increase soon.

We did not evaluate other options. 

The overall rating of the solution is eight out of ten. We need to improve the reporting side, including reporting and generating reports. That area needs to be improved.

I have a lot of clients, and I am responsible for protecting them by ensuring their environments are safe and up-to-date.

The major benefit is just fewer breaches overall. No one can run anything without it being approved first. ThreatLocker is helping companies protect themselves.

Being able to protect and trust nothing by default, known as zero trust, is the most important feature to me. The major benefit is fewer breaches overall, as nothing can be run without prior approval. This helps my company protect its data and secure itself effectively.

Attack surfaces are easy to control. It's easy to deploy and protects very well.

We've been able to consolidate security tools using ThreatLocker. We used to use SentinelOne and it wasn't doing exactly what we wanted. It wasn't detecting anything. 

It's great at blocking access to unauthorized applications. By default, it trusts nothing. 

We do get more tickets for application requests, however, that's not a bad thing, since it's protecting our environment. 

The user experience could be improved. Most complaints we get are based on users wanting certain functionality. For the most part, built-in applications are pretty good, however, having more would be beneficial.

I have been using it for about two to three years now.

It has great stability without any negative aspects.

I believe it's scalable, whether the client is small or large. It is beneficial regardless of the size.

I have experienced amazing support. Whenever I have an issue, I click the chat button, and someone is always available to assist me. Escalations go smoothly, and I have never encountered support issues.

Positive

I used to use a tool called SentinelOne before switching to ThreatLocker. SentinelOne was not meeting my needs and did not detect issues effectively. I now also use Huntress, but ThreatLocker has been a huge help by blocking anything unapproved.

I deployed it with our RMM, which made it really easy. It was much simpler than it would be with a different program. I set up the tenant, changed a few settings, checked a box, and deployed it. The process was fast and efficient, with the devices appearing quickly and no slowness.

I would stress the importance of saving companies from breaches. The cost versus benefit of ThreatLocker is significant, as its small cost offers great advantages. If something were to happen without ThreatLocker, the cost would be huge, and thus, having it is definitely worth it.

In meetings, they mention 'set it and forget it.' While this can be efficient, it might leave applications unaudited over time, possibly opening vulnerabilities. Regular auditing and reviews would enhance security. 

I give it a nine out of ten overall, recognizing there is room for improvement.

My main use case for ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform was Application Control, but now I use it as a full suite of protection tools.

A specific example of how I use ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform as a full suite of protection tools in my organization is that it helps us perform compliance needs for companies and also Web Control, Application Control, and Network Control as a true zero-trust platform.

It has made a positive impact by consolidating our tools; we used to have too many tools and now we really only need ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform, a backup solution, and our RMM.

I have seen benefits from consolidating my security tools down to just ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform, a backup solution, and my RMM, as it has saved me time, saved my clients money, and saved us headaches.

The best features ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform offers are Network Control, Application Control, and Storage Control.

Network Control, Application Control, and Storage Control impact my daily workflow significantly, as they give me operational freedom with cyber hero support, reduce the anxiety I have day-to-day, and have improved my overall general mental health because of all of the never feeling alone being reduced to near zero, with a whole team of cyber heroes that are just jumping to help me, and the turnaround is literally a minute in most cases.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform can be improved by addressing issues with Network Control better.

I have several clients in the last few months that have definitely caused a problem where a domain controller completely destroyed replication once Network Control was put in place, and now our AVD servers in Azure also lose domain trust occasionally and it is intermittent, making it rather hard to prove to ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform that they really need to look at when there is a VPN in the middle of a domain controller.

I have been using ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform for almost three years.

I do not wish to add anything else about the features or the support I receive.

Positive

I would rate ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform a nine out of ten, but it would be ten stars if they would just get this last thing solved for us. My overall rating for this product is nine out of ten.

I have a security service that I sell to my customers, which I provide along with ThreatLocker to deploy one of the essential eight controls.

We've helped to reduce overhead while managing at a large scale. 

The application control is a key feature of ThreatLocker. By using ThreatLocker, I have reduced the overhead of managing application control, eliminating the need for my engineers to manually add applications. 

ThreatLocker automates this process efficiently, allowing me to manage it on a large scale for all of my clients, as well as internally. It helps me produce greater efficiency.

It's easy for IT teams to use regarding reducing attack surfaces. It's easy for us. We can manage everything quite easily.

It's been able to help us eliminate and consolidate security tools. We were using a lot of Windows components and have since gotten rid of them.

We have saved on operational costs. We were spending about four to six hours a week managing requests and now were down to about two hours. 

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform's ability to block access to unauthorized applications has been excellent. It's also helped us to provide efficiencies elsewhere and, therefore, invest our time in other things that could benefit us tremendously. It has freed up time by 10% to 20%.

Initially, the learning curve was slightly high for me, however, that has been resolved now. They made a lot of improvements. When I first came on board, it was trickier to learn. Besides that, I can't see much else needing improvement at this stage. ThreatLocker University might offer more now, with additional learning and certifications. Previously, I only had a few demo and engineering sessions and had to learn the rest by myself.

It would be nice if they provided more than an EDR and have an antivirus component to go along with it.

I have been using the solution for about a year and a half now.

The stability had a few hiccups at the start, however, they've worked through a lot of their issues and are pretty responsive in fixing them.

I find scalability quite good.

Customer service has been great. I don't have much experience directly with them, however, I would rate it a nine out of ten.

Positive

I used just Windows Defender Application Guard control.

My experience with deployment was straightforward, easy to do, and worked well. I initially rolled it out to one or two clients as a trial and then expanded it to all clients. 

I did not use an integrator, reseller, or consultant for deployment.

The time efficiency I gained has allowed me to invest in other areas of the business. Additionally, I provide a lot of compliance services and communicate my processes to customers efficiently and safely.

The setup cost has been great. I had a really good deal at the time, and it continues to be cost-effective.

I considered Blackpoint as one of the options.

The overall product rating is nine out of ten. 

Our use case involves endpoint protection, ensuring that nothing harmful reaches any of our clients' workstations.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform has helped mitigate security threats and reduce the risk of ransomware and data breaches.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform has not helped replace any solution, but with most things in security, there are different layers. It is definitely the front of the shield. It does what it needs to do and is a very good product.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform is very good at blocking access to unauthorized applications. I have seen it block several different types of nasty exploits. It is always interesting to see stuff come through that. It is also about how you manage your environment. At the end of the day, you have to make sure you set your filters correctly. If you do not set your filters correctly, you are going to have a hole somewhere. Right off the back, the way it works is great.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform has helped reduce help desk tickets. It has helped reduce the incidents of clients getting exploits or ransomware put on their devices by 110 times.

Reducing help desk tickets using ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform has helped free up our IT team’s time for other projects or tasks. It probably saves a couple of hours a day. Having ThreatLocker on our devices does help protect all our clients and our organization, and that allows us to review and remediate other security concerns.

The application management on any workstation with the solution is valuable. I find it valuable that it indicates whether the software is part of our pre-approved list, adding a nice layer of protection. It works great because people cannot just install or download any app from the web. Anything unapproved gets blocked.

ThreatLocker University offers many good training modules, but more in-depth training for advanced platforms would be beneficial. I believe having more detailed information would be great. There could be a portal where others can provide suggestions that we can review.

I have been using this solution for about two years.

It is very stable. I would rate it a nine out of ten for stability.

Its scalability is great. They have many other services included, and I believe we are only using one or two. Personally, I would like to see us use more, but it is about having layers and more than one solution to back us up. I would rate it a ten out of ten for scalability.

ThreatLocker's support is great. We have a good response time and a strong conversation with Rob and all the other team members there. I would rate them a ten out of ten.

Positive

The main return on investment is peace of mind, knowing that with ThreatLocker on any endpoint, it will almost always block all malicious code or exploits, even zero-day exploits. If an unknown or unapproved program is run, it is blocked for review, making us better at our job. If the client is trying to run something that is not in our system and the hash does not exist, it will be blocked for us to review, which then makes us better at our job.

It is easy to use, but you need to understand how it works from a high level. It requires an in-depth understanding of IT teams. A lot of time, people think they know what they are doing, but they set things that should not be set in the learning mode. They then have to go back and find them and remove them.

I have not seen any security defense solution quite like ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform. There are other companies trying to achieve the same. With recent third-party issues, I have not observed ThreatLocker causing outages. It works very well, providing peace of mind. It is a great product. 

Overall, I would rate ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform a ten out of ten.

My main use case for ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform is to enroll devices and to implement policies for specific application blocking.

A specific example of how I use ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform for device enrollment and application blocking is that we have integrated it with our RMM tool, which is Datto RMM. Whenever we install the RMM agent on any device, it automatically enrolls into ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform and the policies we have set on ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform portal are automatically applied on the device.

We are also exploring new features which can help us block ransomware attacks. We are still in the research and development phase, and if we find anything useful, we will definitely test it and implement it.

Since last year, we have implemented ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform, and the cybersecurity reported issues graph has declined. We have almost a year without receiving any complaints or issues reported regarding cybersecurity, malware, or ransomware attacks. ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform has been really helpful.

My organization has not been able to eliminate or consolidate any security tools or solutions by using ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform offers impressive features, including the most impressive application list where you can block specific applications.

We are in the hospitality industry with different staff and different guests for which we have created different policies for applications. For specific departments, we have blocked applications such as social media platforms. For the front desk system in the reception area, where we use credit card systems and users' personal data, we have blocked multiple applications through ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform. No one can access social media sites, ensuring security.

I find ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform's allow listing feature nice for managing which software, scripts, and libraries run on devices. We have created multiple groups and policies for specific devices, and the allow listing feature is very impressive since it includes all the applications we use on a daily basis, which we can easily block and allow on specific devices.

I assess the efficiency of the real-time threat intelligence and category controls employed by web control in blocking malicious and non-compliant sites as very impressive. We can easily monitor all devices' status from ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform portal, and if anything comes up, we can easily access and block it from the web portal.

We are in the phase of research and development, exploring new features, and if I find that any improvement is required in any of the features, I will definitely suggest it through ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform's platforms.

I have been using ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform for almost more than a year.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform is very impressive and stable in terms of scalability.

I rate the customer support as a ten out of ten. I contacted them at the time of deployment for training purposes. We took assistance from the support team regarding how to integrate it with the RMM tool, deploy the devices, and manage everything. They were really helpful.

That is not my department as the procurement team and finance take care of that. I have not seen a return on investment as I never used other solutions.

I purchased ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform through the AWS marketplace. That is also not my department as it is taken care of by the procurement and finance team.

I did not evaluate other options before choosing ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform.

I would rate ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform an eight out of ten. I chose eight out of ten because we are exploring more features, and if we find that more features are helpful for us, I will definitely give a ten; otherwise, it remains an eight.

I have no idea about ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform's AI capabilities related to governance and security. I have not yet used the AI capabilities of ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform in terms of accuracy and reliability of output. I have not used the ring fencing feature with ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform.

If others are looking into using ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform, I would recommend it highly as it is an advanced cybersecurity tool to manage devices. My overall review rating for ThreatLocker Zero Trust Platform is eight out of ten.

We mostly use ThreatLocker Zerto Trust Endpoint Protection Platform when we install new software and any additional new features in our environment. That's why we monitor it daily as well.

We're using it for four or five clients, and they are still in the testing phase. I'd like to use it for all of our clients. It's brilliant. There's good support and transparency. We've been able to find all of the information we need about threats so we can stop them effectively.

Blocking is done comprehensively. I would say about 70% to 80% of the time, it is mostly effective. 

When we started using ThreatLocker, some of our clients experienced a high volume of installation-related tickets. However, since we moved to ThreatLocker and after utilizing the learning mode, the number of tickets from those clients has decreased significantly. 

It's easy to use, even for someone who's not necessarily in IT. They just need some knowledge of computers.

We're saving a lot of time uncovering solutions and finding threats - and time is the most important aspect.

It's very good at blocking access to unauthorized applications. If there's an unknown device trying to connect, for example, we immediately get an alert.

It helps us reduce help desk tickets by 70% to 80%. This has helped us free up IT teams for other tasks. I would estimate that it saves at least 50% to 60% of our time by eliminating repetitive tasks, allowing us to focus on different things rather than performing the same tasks repeatedly.

I was discussing with someone the other day, and it seems there is currently no solution for mobile users. If ThreatLocker can design or build something for mobile devices, that would be brilliant.

We have been using ThreatLocker for the last few years.

It is stable. Its architecture deals directly with the kernel. This makes it more secure and stable. The kernel is the heart of a computer, so it is really stable.

You just need to install the agent, and that's it. You can deploy the agent through different methods, such as through your ID, your RMM, or your GPO. There are multiple ways, and it's just a matter of installing the agent and placing the computer or device in learning mode for 21 days, and ThreatLocker will handle the rest.

I only have one example, as I only had to discuss a matter with someone from CyberHero. The interaction was extremely quick. I opened the ticket, and within seconds, I received a reply.

Neutral

We did not use previous solutions.

The setup occurred a long time ago, about two and a half years. Initially, access to the portal was limited to senior colleagues; however, for the last two years, I have had access. I have not encountered any difficulties in using ThreatLocker.

I am not very technical, however, everything revolves around time. If a solution saves time and reduces manpower consumption, then ThreatLocker achieves that. There is nothing else we can evaluate.

There were no alternate solutions. It was the only one considered.

I would rate it a ten out of ten. There is no alternative solution currently. It is the best we have right now, although some competition would encourage faster innovation. The zero-trust architecture is impressive. It is an approach opposite to usual systems. 

I use all of the modules except for Detect right now. We use application control because we have many enterprise applications. Many of them require different levels of elevation or different access to various endpoints. Leveraging that, in addition to storage control, has been significant. We have not yet built out our network control but have been using application control.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform has not only served well in replacing some other security applications; it has also helped uncover application interactions that we were not aware of with Unified Audit.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform has been incredibly useful. I have completed the online Cyber Hero training. After going through that, I feel I have a pretty comprehensive understanding of the product. Using that knowledge, we have been able to uncover some application interactions we were not even aware of before.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform has not yet helped us consolidate applications and tools. We brought it on just recently. We previously had a fairly complete suite, but it will be replacing several of the tools. It has not yet helped our organization save on operational costs or expenses, but it will do that soon.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform is highly capable of blocking access to unauthorized applications. I am very satisfied with the granularity of control.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform has not yet helped reduce help desk tickets. We still use some other applications to manage configurations. We will be using ThreatLocker's Configuration Manager for one point of control. It will help in the future. It has not yet, but I can see it coming. I am really excited about it.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform has freed up help desk staff for other projects with Unified Audit. Dynamically adding to the application definitions or modifying policies is quick and easy. We work in health care, so everything is very thoroughly audited. There are times when I lose an entire day because the security auditor does not have access to everything going on. We then have to pull reports from everywhere. With Unified Audit, we have all the information we need in one location. It saves about at least four or five days out of the month, which is pretty significant.

Unified Audit is excellent for identifying our denies and using those to dynamically create rules, as opposed to manually observing the logs and creating them. It saves so much time. It ensures that the Zero Trust Platform functions effectively. Otherwise, the manual labor required would render it unusable.

It combines application control and network control. It brings all the Windows settings that we were previously controlling through GPOs and Intune configuration settings into one place. We have been able to watch all of these critical controls from one place through Unified Audit.

I have not run into any shortcomings yet. To become the best solution, some sort of integration or remote management, like remotely connecting, could be beneficial. I can adjust many configuration settings, but being able to perform remote maintenance when the device is unattended and providing remote support would be helpful.

I have been using it for about a month and a half.

It is 100% stable. I have confidence in it. It has been doing everything that we hoped it would do.

We do not have all of our endpoints locked down yet. With the flexibility of both the stub and the MSI installer, scaling it to the rest of the organization is going to be very easy, likely requiring just two clicks.

Their support has been fantastic. It has been absolutely outstanding. We have Cyber Hero support, and they are always so quick and super knowledgeable. The rest of our representatives have been very friendly and quick to help. I would rate them a ten out of ten. 

Positive

We use a handful of solutions. I have recently been brought onto our security team. We use CrowdStrike as our main security vendor at present.

Deployment is very easy. There are, I believe, three or four different installation options. We use Intune for managing our applications. I was the one who built the installer, and it was a five-minute process. There was no additional scripting involved, which was amazing.

We did it in-house.

There has been more granular control, especially with locking things down by processes and files. There are a lot of gaps that it is filling. It is addressing many of my needs. It gives me more confidence. I have been able to sleep better at night.

I did not consider any alternate solutions.

Overall, I would rate ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform a ten out of ten. 

I am currently using it mainly for application control on our endpoints and servers.

Something that I actually really like is that it can block the file extensions for scripting files like Python. Our current tool can't do that. So if somebody had the permissions to actually write code, they could bring it in and just run it without any kind of block. I'm really enjoying that we now have more control over that.

The pre-built policies and the fact that I get notified when a user requests an application are significant. My current tool does not do that, so requests sometimes remain pending for days. 

Additionally, I really like that it can block file extensions for scripting files like Python and bash. My current tool cannot do that, so if someone has permission to write code, they can bring it in and run it without any block. I am really enjoying that particular feature.

It's easy for IT teams to use for reducing attack surfaces. It has a good UI and is easy to use. It's simply blocking items that aren't allowed, however, with the easy to use interface, it makes the process of control easier. 

We are in the process of removing other solutions. For example, we're going to eliminate ManageEngine's app control.

We expect the solution will save costs. For example, in the future, we expect that we won't have to have our IT staff waiting for 90 minutes to finish an installation of a new application or have our employees not be able to use their computer if they're waiting for that installation

It's very good at blocking unauthorized applications. We have a lot of users that don't care about security, and they will download anything that they see from any link that they're given. This helps stop that behavior.

We haven't rolled out production, although it likely will help us reduce help desk tickets. 

One of the things I would really like is the ability to create custom groups and assign machines to them. Right now, I can apply policies, kind of, however, it would be nice to have an 'all users' group and then multiple overlapping groups for application control. That would be a beneficial feature.

I used ThreatLocker for a month or two under the trial version, and I will start rolling it out to our production environment.

I do not see any issues with stability at all.

Scalability it will be fine. It seems to primarily operate on the endpoints rather than at a central location pushing out policies. This setup is advantageous as it will not take an extended amount of time to deploy things.

The customer service is excellent, ten out of ten. They have been very responsive, helpful, and knowledgeable.

Positive

I am going to eliminate Manage Engines App Control. I absolutely hate that product. It has a very unintuitive UI/UX, does not provide notifications, and takes ninety minutes to roll out any change.

The initial setup was straightforward. I encountered a minor issue where it accidentally blocked our DNS server, which is the primary financial server, while I was on vacation. Resolving it took two days. Aside from this small issue, it has been very good.

We are proceeding directly through ThreatLocker.

We will see a significant return on investment since it will reduce the downtime for users waiting for applications.

I considered alternatives. I looked at AppLocker and another solution besides the one I am currently using. AppLocker responded the fastest, and after trying it, I appreciated its UI and features.

Overall, I would rate this solution nine out of ten.

We use this solution for Zero Trust application installations, as well as ringfencing those applications and elevating administrative rights.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform cuts down on ticket times for a couple of my employees. They are able to get tickets done faster. Elevation helps with that, and throwing a computer in learning mode is super easy for them, so it just works in their workflow.

They are able to get the work that they need to do faster because they are not being bogged down with needless tickets.

It has helped free up our IT team’s time for other projects or tasks. On average, it has saved about two hours a week of work time.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform is not difficult. It is easy for IT teams to use. They just need to install an agent.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform has not consolidated any of our tools. It has just added to our stack and helps us sleep at night.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform has not saved us costs because purchasing the agents costs money, but it helps in generating revenue because it is another thing that we can add to contracts to help our clients be more secure. I do not do the finances for the company, but I know it produces revenue because we are keeping the product.

ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform is great for blocking access to unauthorized applications. We test it for when we need it. We have never come across any issues. Cyber Heroes are great. They resolve many issues that we find in a matter of minutes.

I really enjoy ringfencing and elevation features. It makes my life easier because I do not have to get on a computer to elevate a prompt to allow users to run something they run every day as an admin. 

They have a good foothold in the game right now. They are doing everything right, and as long as they keep improvising and adapting, they will continue to overcome. I cannot suggest anything that they are not already doing. They should keep adding features as they have been.

We have used the solution for a little bit over a year.

It is excellent. They are constantly pushing out updates. They are always putting out webinars and keeping everyone informed. They are great.

Scalability is easy. Their policies, the grouping of the policies, and the way the hierarchy works for all of their policies are excellent.

The customer service is a ten out of ten. It cannot get better.

Positive

We did not use any previous solutions.

We have a hybrid environment. We are an MSP, and we have 40 different clients. We adopt the environment they come with. We use Microsoft Azure Cloud.

The setup was easy. It was just deploying the agent and letting it learn for 21 days. It then just goes, and you do not hear much from it after that. It is super simple. The only time you hear from it after that is when there is a new application or it is not a built-in.

We have a technical representative from ThreatLocker who assists us.

It is the fact that I am sleeping at night. I know that my systems are secure. They are not going anywhere. Nothing is happening to them. Any policy I put in place is a policy that stays in place, and it knows it is going to protect my system.

It is a great platform all around. It has great support. People developing it know what they are doing. They see a future. They see a path, and they are going down it. I like it. I like what I see. 

Overall, I would rate ThreatLocker Zero Trust Endpoint Protection Platform a ten out of ten.