As I’ve mentioned before, Microsoft’s inclusion of AppLocker, the embedded technology that decides which software should or should not run based on an IT administrator’s rules, in Windows 7 was further validation that application whitelisting has emerged as the anti-malware solution of the future. While the Windows 7 default security model certainly provides a level of protection against malware threats, for enterprises that require stronger protection with less manual tuning, it is not enough. Continue reading this post…