Windows Applocker in Windows 11/10 lets administrators allow or block users from installing or using legacy applications or Windows Store apps.

The AppLocker feature in Microsoft Windows 7 Professional lets administrators control which applications and scripts users can install and load on their computers.

AppLocker policies are per-machine Group Policy settings, not per-user settings. This means you should configure AppLocker policies only within Group Policy Objects (GPOs) linked to organizational ...

AppLocker Can’t: Control Arbitrary File Extensions AppLocker also can’t lock down arbitrary file extensions such as .pl, for Perl scripts. Therefore, an AppLocker rule cannot be created to block ...

Windows AppLocker is a feature of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 that lets administrators control what types of programs are allowed to run on users’ PCs. AppLocker can be centrally managed by ...

Microsoft has made the life of system admins and IT admins a bit easier. The company recently announced that it had quietly made welcome changes to the way the AppLocker app control policies worked.

Security Advisor AppLocker Reins in Applications White-listing certain applications is one way to make sure your network stays safe. By Joern Wettern 05/01/2009 Users who run unwanted or dangerous ...

Microsoft Why AppLocker makes using an application execution Whitelist so easy. It so happens that the topic of Whitelists vs. Blacklists comes up a lot when I’m talking to clients.

An attacker or a rogue employee can create and register custom control panel items and use these files to bypass the Windows AppLocker security feature.

A researcher has discovered that Windows’ Regsvr32 can be used to download and run JavaScript and VBScript remotely from the Internet, bypassing AppLocker’s whitelisting protections.