Airlock Digital Announces Independent TEI Study Quantifying Measurable ROI And Security Impact

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Airlock Digital, a leader in proactive application control and endpoint security, announced the release of The Total Economic Impact (TEI) of Airlock Digital, an independent study commissioned by Airlock Digital and conducted by Forrester Consulting.

The study demonstrates a significant 224% return on investment (ROI) and a $3.8 million net present value (NPV) over three years for organisations adopting Airlock Digital’s allowlisting approach. These findings underline both the financial and security value of Airlock Digital’s solution.

Forrester’s TEI methodology evaluates the potential financial impact of technology investments by aggregating insights from customer interviews and modeling a composite organisation representative of global organisations. According to the study, Airlock Digital enabled:

• 224% ROI over three years
• $3.8M net present value based on quantified benefits versus costs
• >25% reduction in overall risk of security breaches
• Zero breaches reported by interviewed organisations after deploying Airlock Digital
• Significant operational efficiencies with reduced administrative overhead

David Cottingham, Co-founder and CEO at Airlock Digital, said: “For modern enterprises, trust cannot be assumed…it must be enforced. Allowlisting and application control give organisations the power to run only what they trust, blocking all malware and ransomware before they can execute. For us, the Forrester Consulting TEI study reinforces the importance of our mission at Airlock Digital, which is to deliver proactive endpoint security that makes application control not just possible, but effortless. It’s why we have become synonymous with this critical layer of cyber defence and why every organisation needs it at the core of their security strategy.”

As cyberattacks continue to grow in scale and sophistication, more organisations are turning to application control and allowlisting as foundational components of a proactive security strategy. Traditional reactive security tools attempt to detect and block threats after execution attempts are made, often too late to prevent compromise.

Allowlisting reverses this paradigm, enforcing a Deny by Default posture that ensures only trusted and approved software is permitted to run. This approach dramatically reduces the attack surface, curbs the spread of malware and ransomware, and helps organisations meet increasingly stringent regulatory and compliance requirements.

Airlock Digital’s modern, operationally friendly implementation of allowlisting enables security teams to adopt this strategy without the administrative complexity historically associated with legacy tools.

The study highlights that Airlock Digital helps organisations strengthen their security posture, lower ongoing maintenance costs, and improve software inventory management while keeping operational and administrative burden low. The study noted that a single security analyst can effectively manage Airlock Digital policies in much less time than traditional solutions require, contributing to cost savings and improved productivity.

Patrick Dillon, CRO at Airlock Digital said: “The Forrester Consulting TEI study gives security leaders, in our opinion, clear, independent validation of the impact delivered by Airlock Digital. Forrester Consulting calculated the benefits to include a 224% ROI and fast payback and most importantly participating organisations reported zero breaches after implementation. Airlock Digital combines simplicity with enterprise-grade scale, enforcing a Deny by Default posture that blocks untrusted code, including malware and ransomware.

For organisations ready to move from reactive defences to proactive prevention, Airlock Digital provides a quantified and operationally efficient path forward requiring, according to the Forrester Consulting study, only 2.5 hours per week to manage. We’d be glad to walk you through the findings.”

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