Zero Trust insider risk management for DoW security programs
Zero Trust still needs behavioral context when the user already has permission. DTEX adds that context by surfacing behavioral indicators of intent from permitted insiders, then tying that activity to risk-adaptive policy enforcement.
The DTEX Platform is a purpose-built insider risk management platform that combines UEBA, UAM, and DLP. It forms an aggregate anonymized risk profile for every user and uses AI-driven data science to baseline behavior by role, department, and geography. Deviations can point to compromised, malicious, or negligent behavior before data is lost.
DTEX draws on human, organizational, cyber, and physical data sources. It supports DoW Zero Trust capabilities across user, device, applications and workloads, data, network and environment, automation and orchestration, and visibility and analytics. It integrates with NGAV, EDR, CASB, SIEM, SOAR, ITSM, and SWG tools, exports data to third-party tools for action, and can block FTP, large files in email, access to certain cloud services, specific application processes, and network connections outside normal or approved workflows.
What you'll learn
- How DTEX adds behavioral indicators of intent to Zero Trust policies for users with internal permissions.
- How AI-driven baselining, continuous threat posture analysis, and dynamic risk scoring find risky user activity.
- How DTEX risk-adaptive DLP uses full file lineage, sensitive data profiles, data classification tools, and user behavior profiles to detect sensitive data movement.
- How DTEX integrates with NGAV, EDR, CASB, SIEM, SOAR, ITSM, SWG, and external threat intelligence platforms.