Grainular control at the global level.
Even legitimate software can be weaponized. Ringfencing in MZT lets you control how applications interact with files, networks, PowerShell, scripts, and other applications, blocking abuse without breaking workflows.
of ransomware payloads are delivered through legitimate applications that were exploited post-installation.
of companies that suffered breaches had no application communication restrictions in place.
Average time it takes to apply a Ringfencing policy across all devices in MZT.
attacks successfully executed through PowerShell or command-line once Ringfencing was enabled in active deployments.
Running an app is just the beginning. MZT Ringfencing controls what happens next. Define exactly what each application is allowed to access, connect to, or modify, and block all other actions by default.
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MZT stops these threats before they start by blocking anything that isn’t explicitly approved.
Everything you need to know about Ringfencing™
Allowlisting controls what runs. Ringfencing controls what allowed applications can do after they launch.
Not if properly configured. MZT offers support and policy testing to help fine-tune Ringfencing without interrupting normal workflows.
Yes. Policies can be assigned by user group, device type, or role, allowing you to apply granular controls across your environment.
No. It operates at the kernel level with minimal overhead and has been optimized for performance across Windows environments.
Yes. MZT not only offers the solution but included is the full support as well.