3rd Element Consulting Featured in a ThreatLocker Customer Success Story

Dawn Sizer first saw ThreatLocker at an industry event and was drawn to its Zero Trust model: block everything by default, and only allow what's explicitly approved, rather than trying to catch every new threat after the fact. After a closer technical review, the team added it to the standard security stack.

Rolling out a new layer of control to existing clients meant explaining why it mattered, not just what it did. Dawn built a short explanation using a castle-and-moat analogy: once clients understood what was actually being protected and why, buy-in came easily, even for clients who initially saw it as an added cost.

The tool closed a specific, recurring gap: employees installing applications outside of what's approved. Remote elevation removed the need to visit a site in person just to approve new software, and the vendor's own support response times have been fast enough that it doesn't slow the team down when something needs a quick decision.