For convenience, ThreatLocker provides Built-In Application Definitions for many popular business applications. These are predefined Application Definitions that are created and maintained by ThreatLocker. They contain&nbsp;all the files required to run an application. This will include not only the EXE file but every file that is needed by that application, including any prerequisite DLL files.&nbsp;
Many DLL files are shared across multiple different Applications. For example, if Application A, Application B, and Application C all use the DLL named myexample.dll, myexample.dll will be included in Built-In Application A, Built-In Application B, and Built-In Application C.&nbsp;
ThreatLocker does not require that you use any Built-In Application Definitions if you choose not to. The Built-Ins are provided for convenience. Users who wish to create and maintain their own Application Definitions are welcome to do so.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Find a list of Windows Built-Ins <a rel="noopener" href="https://threatlocker.kb.help/windows-built-ins/">here</a>.
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Find a list of macOS Built-Ins <a rel="noopener" href="https://threatlocker.kb.help/mac-built-ins/">here</a>.
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For convenience, ThreatLocker provides Built-In Application Definitions for many popular business applications. These are predefined Application Definitions that are created and maintained by ThreatLocker. They contain all the files required to run an application. This will include not only the EXE file but every file that is needed by that application, including any prerequisite DLL files. 

Many DLL files are shared across multiple different Applications. For example, if Application A, Application B, and Application C all use the DLL named myexample.dll, myexample.dll will be included in Built-In Application A, Built-In Application B, and Built-In Application C. 

ThreatLocker does not require that you use any Built-In Application Definitions if you choose not to. The Built-Ins are provided for convenience. Users who wish to create and maintain their own Application Definitions are welcome to do so.  

 

Find a list of Windows Built-Ins .



 

Find a list of macOS Built-Ins .



 

ThreatLocker Built-In Applications

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ThreatLocker Supported OS Builds

Network Control (NC)

ThreatLocker Health Service

Device Showing as Offline after Feature Update

Creating Custom Rules

Google Chrome/ Edge Chromium Extension and Command Prompt

How to Create a ThreatLocker University Account

Creating a Global Computer Group

How to Use a Template Computer Group

Lookback Period

Customizing the ThreatLocker Popup Windows

Computers Not Running ThreatLocker Tab

Remove Duplicate Computers Button

Removing Application Control Policies

Setting an Explicit Deny Policy

Special Considerations when Running an MSI file from a Network Share

Deleting Organizations

The Difference Between an Application and a Policy

ThreatLocker Password Complexity Requirements

ThreatLocker Portal Refresh Rates

Unverified Certificates

Creating an Exclusion Policy for a Storage Path

Rapid Check-In

Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection and ThreatLocker

Special Consideration When Maintenance Mode Will Not Take Affect

Network Control and LAN-Based Connection Traffic

Creating Global "Starts With" Groups 

Locating Your Organization's Instance

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