How to manage organizations and child organizations in ThreatLocker?

This document outlines the step-by-step process of how to manage organizations and child organizations in ThreatLocker Dashboard.

This article is a part of our ThreatLocker How-to Guides series, Chapter 09 – User and Device Management.

Introduction

ThreatLocker allows administrators to manage multiple organizations, including parent and child organizations, from a single portal. This enables centralized control, policy management, and streamlined administration across different business units or clients.

Implementation

Step 1: Access the Organizations Section

1. Log in to the ThreatLocker Portal
2. Navigate to Organizations from the left sidebar
3. If you are in the parent organization, you will see a list of all organizations along with details such as:

• Organization Name
• Active Modules
• Billing Model
• Classification
• Number of Computers
• Creation Date
• License Method

Step 2: Organization Management

1. Editing Organization Settings

• Next to each organization, you’ll find a small settings icon.
• Click the icon to open the Organization Settings window

You can edit details such as: Organization Name, Identifier, Time Zone, etc.

2. Creating a New Organization

In the Organizations section, click New Organization

• A Create Organization window will appear
• Fill out the form:
  • Organization Details Section
    • Organization Name: e.g., Test Org
    • Identifier: Custom identifier for the organization
    • Time Zone: Select the time zone
  • Settings Section
    • Enable ThreatLocker Relay Server Settings if needed
    • Choose the Logout Timer (e.g., 30 minutes)
    • Set the Elevation Prompt to Never or as required

• Domain Section
  • Add the organization’s domain
• Once all details are completed, click Create

3. Module Settings

• In the Modules column, click the module icon next to an organization
• Enable or disable modules for that organization as needed

4. Switching Between Organizations

• Click the current organization name in the left sidebar
• A window will appear listing all available organizations
• Click on the desired organization to switch to it

Conclusion

Creating computer groups helps you efficiently manage and assign policies to multiple devices in a structured way. Once configured, these groups streamline security policy deployment and device monitoring.