David Nolan

Period.

Your attack surface collapses from everything on the endpoint to only what you say is allowed.

And the real power, ThreatLocker controls how trusted tools behave.

PowerShell can't start scraping credentials.

Chrome can't start launching scripts.

Your remote monitoring and management, RMM, can't suddenly turn into an attacker's remote access platform.

CISOs, they say the same thing.

Quote, this is the first time I felt actual control instead of alert fatigue.

So if you want to shut down entire categories of attacks, not just react to them, ThreatLocker built a resource hub just for security leaders.

Start there.

This is easy.

This is really easy for you.

Go to ThreatLocker.com slash CISO.

Remember, it's ThreatLocker.com slash CISO.

If you want fewer surprises, start there.

And it's the easiest way to let them know that you heard about them through the CISO series.

All right, before we went on the air, David Nolan made it very clear that he wants to disagree with Andy.

And they're very short, by the way.

This is very short.

Oh, two short ones.