CoreLock is a Mac security app for remote workers. Secure Your Home Office. Working from home means your personal Mac is your office Mac. CoreLock helps you see what is running on the Mac that holds your work.
Built for Remote Workers
Working from home means your personal Mac is your office Mac. CoreLock helps you see what is running on the Mac that holds your work.
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These are the risks remote workers face every day.
Personal downloads and work files on the same machine is a breach waiting to happen. Every 15 minutes by default, CoreLock checks the 100 busiest processes and flags known-bad tools and risky command lines, whatever their source.
CoreLock lists your apps' open connections by IP address and port, and flags services that accept connections from other devices.
Remote workers often fall outside the corporate security umbrella. CoreLock gives you a plain-English view of what is running on your own device.
CoreLock is not a generic antivirus. These are the capabilities that make a real difference for your work.
See your apps' open connections by IP address and port, and which services accept connections from other devices. Shields can turn on the macOS firewall and Stealth mode.
See which apps have access to your camera and microphone — critical when you are on video calls from home all day.
CoreLock's scan flags known-bad tools and risky command lines among running apps. With Full Disk Access, the Privacy screen also shows which apps hold Screen Recording and Input Monitoring, the permissions that let an app record your screen or keystrokes.
Scanning runs on your Mac. AI explanations are off by default. If you turn them on, a summary is sent to our servers: your 25 busiest programs (name, ID, CPU and memory), connection counts and disk totals. Never your files. File reputation checks are also off by default. If you turn them on, fingerprints (hashes, not contents) of scanned files are checked against an online malware-hash database.
Pro ($9.99/mo) removes the AI analysis limit. The free tier (unlimited scans, 3 AI analyses per day) works for occasional check-ups.
View All PlansYour Mac is your studio. Videos, designs, music — years of work in one place. CoreLock checks the Mac that holds it and explains what it finds in plain English.
Know what is running on the Mac that holds patient work. CoreLock shows which apps can reach files, camera and microphone, and flags unsigned apps and risky processes.
Confidential case files, privileged communications, client data. CoreLock helps you see what is running on the Mac that holds client files.
Source confidentiality is non-negotiable. CoreLock shows which apps hold camera and microphone permissions, flags known-bad tools among running apps, and shows you what is running.
OpenClaw, Claude Code, and local AI agents have full system access — Terminal, files, network, and more. CoreLock recognizes supported AI agents and shows the files, connections and child processes they have open.
Your Mac holds wallet keys, seed phrases, and exchange sessions. Infostealers are designed to harvest it quickly. CoreLock checks for some of the footholds they rely on, like unsigned apps and unusual launch agents.
CoreLock does not install a VPN or firewall rules of its own, so it is not expected to conflict with your company's VPN. Its Shields screen can turn on the macOS firewall, but only if you choose to. Check with your IT team.
CoreLock Pro is a personal security tool and is not connected to your employer. Scanning runs on your Mac. AI explanations are off by default. If you turn them on, a summary is sent to our servers: your 25 busiest programs (name, ID, CPU and memory), connection counts and disk totals. Never your files. File reputation checks are also off by default. If you turn them on, fingerprints (hashes, not contents) of scanned files are checked against an online malware-hash database.
Check with your IT team whether CoreLock satisfies your company's endpoint security requirements. It is not a managed endpoint product.
No. CoreLock checks processes and permissions, not your activity. It does not log keystrokes, capture screenshots, or track which websites you visit. It does count when the camera or microphone turns on and can show which app is using them, but it doesn't record or see what was captured. It is a security tool, not surveillance software.
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