Application Control Plus (ACP) is an enterprise solution that leverages application control and endpoint privilege management features to fortify security. By enabling application discovery, rule-based whitelisting/blacklisting, removal of admin rights and management of user's application-specific privileges, ACP ensures that it caters to the end to end application security needs of businesses. Here are a few product highlights: ACP is ideal for all businesses, regardless of their size or mode of operation, because it can be used to manage machines across local and remote offices, as well as roaming user machines, all from a single console. ACP doubles as a software discovery tool as it identifies and categorizes all installed applications and EXEs based on filters such as vendor, digital signature, product names, and host devices, ensuring chaos-free management and list building. Applications running specific to a group of endpoints can also be filtered and viewed. With ACP, a Zero Trust-based application environment can be established as it enables the creation of rule-based application whitelists and blacklists, that validates every access attempt. Opting for this technique can minimize the chances of malware and zero-day threats, as the majority of the attack surface can be reduced by allowing only trusted apps. ACP also offers global child process control ensuring that restrictions are maintained even on granular levels. ACP's dual modal flexibility offers a preview of the network with the application control policies applied, before they are strictly enforced. Enterprises can personalize their approach either by opting for a mode that is enterprise-uniform or for a multi-tiered strategy, which involves distributing policies of varied flexibility to users based on their credibility. With built-in workarounds to quickly resolve Greylisted apps, ACP works to offer impermeable security. ACP is an easy-to-implement software with an intuitive UI that doesn't require skilled professionals. Policies can be quickly deployed by associating application whitelists or blacklists to custom groups of users who require them. This mapping can be based on roles, departments, or other enterprise needs.