Kill Local Admin Rights
(Run applications with Least Privilege)

Don’t run with Local Admin rights. Instead, use PolicyPak Least Privilege Manager to remove local admin rights, and elevate applications only as needed. See this video for a quick demonstration on how to enforce the practice of Least Privilege and get back your endpoint security for Windows machines.

PolicyPak Least Priv Manager for Macs (with PolicyPak Cloud)

Got Macs and need to do Least Privilege Functions upon them? Then use PolicyPak for Mac which hooks into PolicyPak Cloud and remove local admin rights for Macs !

Kill Local Admin Rights
(Run applications with Least Privilege)

Don’t run with Local Admin rights. Instead, use PolicyPak Least Privilege Manager to remove local admin rights, and elevate applications only as needed. See this video for a quick demonstration on how to enforce the practice of Least Privilege and get back your endpoint security for Windows machines.

Kill Local Admin Rights
(Run applications with Least Privilege)

Don’t run with Local Admin rights. Instead, use PolicyPak Least Privilege Manager to remove local admin rights, and elevate applications only as needed. See this video for a quick demonstration on how to enforce the practice of Least Privilege and get back your endpoint security for Windows machines.

Elevate (or smack down) scripts & Java JAR files

If you want to prevent WannaCry and other malware, it’s pretty easy. Just prevent users from running all scripts using PolicyPak. But then how do you PERMIT other scripts and also ELEVATE yet other scripts? In this video you’ll find out in no time.

Elevate (or smack down) scripts & Java JAR files

If you want to prevent WannaCry and other malware, it’s pretty easy. Just prevent users from running all scripts using PolicyPak. But then how do you PERMIT other scripts and also ELEVATE yet other scripts? In this video you’ll find out in no time.

Manage, block and allow Windows Universal (UWP) applications

Want to block the Microsoft Store or Edge on your Windows Professional, Enterprise, or Professional machines? This video shows you how to do it, AND let users still download SOME items from the store as you see fit. You won’t need the Microsoft Store for Business… when you’re using this method to manage your Windows Universal applications.

Overcome Network Card, Printer, and Remove Programs UAC prompts

Very often, users need to be able to manage their own network cards, printers with drivers, and remove software which is installed on the machine. With PolicyPak Least Priv Manager, you can do all three, super duper easy. Check it out here.

Installing applications-and-Preconfigured-Rules

Need Standard Users to install their own applications? We’ve got some preconfigured knowledge for that, and it’s a simple drag and drop to get started. Let users install iTunes or any software you like... using PP Least Privilege Manager.

Stop Ransomware and other unknown zero day attacks with PolicyPak SecureRunTM

Do you want to pay the bad guys and/or clean up for three weeks? Or click ONE button and say goodbye to all unknown Ransomware threats? Using a "Deny" list is impossible. There are thousands of new evil applications created per day. "Allow" listing is no cakewalk either. You have to constantly stay on top of everything you deploy and install. There’s a BETTER way, a THIRD way, using PolicyPak SecureRun. With SecureRun, you’re only letting applications run if they were “properly installed” or otherwise sanctioned by you. Watch this video, and block all unknown Malware and zero day threats.

Block PowerShell in General,
Open up for specific items

Powershell on desktops? Terrible idea. Except when you need it. Check out this video to see how to kill PowerShell (generally) but open it up to allow specific .PS1 scripts to run as you need them to. With PolicyPak Least Privilege Manager, it's easy!

Least Privilege Manager:
Block All Unsigned with SecureRunTM

Unsigned apps? Bah. If they're not signed, make sure they don't run. Use one checkbox and PolicyPak SecureRun makes it happen.

Least Privilege Manager & Netwrix SbPam

If you have users which need to run with different Active Directory credentials ... to run some programs or act as domain administrator, you can do it quickly and easily when you marry up PolicyPak Least Privilege Manager and sbPam. See this video for immediate demos and the base hit setup.

Admin Approval demo

Want to help your users when there is no rule in place, and maybe no Internet? It’s easy. Use Admin Approval to help users install applications.

Self elevate

Enable your advanced developers and users the ability to self elevate applications, instead of having rules which always apply.

Least Privilege Manager: Apply On Demand

If you have applications which SHOULD run most of the time with STANDARD RIGHTS, but SOMETIMES with elevated / admin rights, this is the technique to use.

Branding the UI and Dialogs

Want to make the UI that end-users see more customized with your logo, colors, and messages? Then PolicyPak's branding feature to the rescue.

Events

Learn about the Eventing System in PolicyPak Least Privilege Manger.

Using Windows Event Forwarding to search for interesting events

In this video, you’ll learn the steps you need to do in order to set up event forwarding. When done, and by using your existing infrastructure, you can collect interesting events which come out of PolicyPak.

Use Discovery to know what rules to make as you transition from Local Admin rights

Got Local Admin rights? Use PolicyPak Discovery to figure out what users are doing with those admin rights, so you can transition from Local Admin to Standard User. Use this same technique to transition to SecureRun, so users cannot run applications that were not installed by IT staff.

Auto-Create Policy from Global Audit event

In this video learn how to make a workflow between EVENTS in the endpoint event log, and your management station. Just make the event occur, then copy and paste, and PolicyPak does the rest.