We use App Control to scan the network for virtual machines that have unauthorized applications. We can isolate the problem VMs and control application access. 

Our primary use case for the application is for whitelisting or blacklisting, either explicitly allowing applications to run on endpoints, which is always troublesome, or making sure there were specific ones that couldn't run. Hence, both are pretty tough, and the applications can be changed so easily.

Currently, I am changing from Voltage Enterprise EE standards. This is futuristic.

It is like a host-based intrusion detection system. It disallows or stops you from installing undesired applications. Irrespective of whether they are malicious or not, it stops these applications from being installed by the end-users and other applications or processes that might try to install them.

We are using this solution to put our servers in lockdown.

We use this product for server architecture protection. We have both virtual and physical servers.

We use Carbon Black to protect our customers against security threats and attacks. We examine all of the issues in the customers' environment and determine whether they are real threats or false positives.

My primary use case for this solution is to have an application wide listing solution. It's primarily to prevent unauthorized or unapproved applications from running on a user location.