Cynet Dashboard vs ThreatLocker

The Cynet Dashboard app is built to provide the CISO or CIO with the ability to gain immediate insights into the security posture of his environment at a single glance – anytime, anywhere. The Cynet Dashboard addresses four critical challenges of the modern CISO: See the Big Picture: know the overall state of security in the environment, the assets’ number and alerts’ volume and severity. Get New Alerts in Real-Time: be informed of new alerts as they happen and make informed decisions. Communicate to Management: effortlessly deliver on-demand, clear and concise insights regarding the organization’s security level. Onboard CyOps: engage Cynet’s expert SOC team on the spot without the slightest delay. How Does the Cynet Dashboard Work? The Cynet Dashboard connects to the Cynet 360 server to streamline an aggregated view of asset and alert data, showing all assets in the environment classified by Operating System, and all open alerts classified by severity (low, medium, high and critical) and type (host, file, user, network). Users can click on each individual alert for concise and actionable view of its details, enabling them to efficiently determine how to respond. On top of the visibility and insights it provides, the Cynet Dashboard also enables its users to take immediate action by engaging CyOps, Cynet’s 24/7 SOC team of threat analysts and security researchers, with a single click. Following the click, CyOps immediately contact the CISO by phone, who provides available details regarding the new event so CyOps can start to investigate and resolve.

ThreatLocker helps organizations secure cloud access by ensuring only trusted devices can connect to approved services. Instead of relying on credentials alone, access decisions also verify the device, connection path, and security policy before granting access. The app securely routes approved connections through the organization’s defined access policies without requiring traditional inbound firewall access or complex VPN infrastructure. IT teams can quickly deploy secure access controls, approve managed devices, and create granular policies for cloud resources without disrupting the user experience. Users connect seamlessly, while unauthorized devices and suspicious access attempts are automatically blocked. By tying cloud access to verified devices and controlled pathways, ThreatLocker helps reduce the risk of phishing, session hijacking, unauthorized access, and lateral movement. The platform also supports organizations working toward security and compliance requirements such as HIPAA, PCI, CMMC, NIST, and FIPS-aligned environments.