Overview
DTEX insider risk management supports the CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model with behavioral indicators of intent, continuous user risk scoring, and risk-adaptive policy enforcement across Zero Trust programs.
The DTEX Platform for Government brings UEBA, UAM, and DLP capabilities into one platform for early detection and mitigation of insider risks. It complies with NITTF minimum requirements for UAM and uses AI/ML to create an aggregate, anonymized risk profile for every user.
DTEX uses data from human, organizational, cyber, and physical sources to build a broad view of behavioral risk before data loss happens. Research partnerships with DISA and MITRE led to behavioral indicators that help separate malicious behavior from benign behavior.
What You'll Learn
- How DTEX maps insider risk management capabilities to the CISA ZTMM pillars: Identity, Devices, Networks, Applications and Workloads, and Data.
- How DTEX uses continuous threat posture analysis, AI-driven data science, and behavioral risk scoring to identify compromised, malicious, and negligent behaviors.
- How DTEX connects Zero Trust operations through SIEM, SOAR, ITSM, EDR, CASB, and SWG integrations.
- How DTEX applies risk-adaptive DLP, full file lineage, sensitive data profiles, and contextual indicators of intent around data movement.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does DTEX support the CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model?
DTEX supports the CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model by adding behavioral indicators of intent, continuous user risk scoring, and risk-adaptive policy enforcement across Zero Trust programs. It helps identify compromised, malicious, and negligent behaviors through continuous threat posture analysis, AI-driven data science, and behavioral risk scoring.
Which CISA Zero Trust Maturity Model pillars does DTEX map to?
DTEX maps insider risk management capabilities to the CISA ZTMM pillars of Identity, Devices, Networks, Applications and Workloads, and Data. These mappings give Zero Trust security programs behavioral risk context across users, data movement, and connected security operations.
What capabilities does the DTEX Platform for Government consolidate?
The DTEX Platform for Government consolidates UEBA, UAM, and DLP capabilities for early detection and mitigation of insider risks. It complies with NITTF minimum requirements for UAM and uses AI/ML to create an aggregate, anonymized risk profile for every user.
How does DTEX identify insider risk before data loss occurs?
DTEX identifies insider risk before data loss by using data from human, organizational, cyber, and physical sources to produce a broad view of behavioral risk. Research partnerships with DISA and MITRE led to behavioral indicators that differentiate malicious behavior from benign behavior.
How does DTEX support Zero Trust operations and security integrations?
DTEX supports Zero Trust operations through integrations with SIEM, SOAR, ITSM, EDR, CASB, and SWG technologies. These integrations connect insider risk management to Zero Trust security model workflows and response processes.
How does DTEX apply risk-adaptive DLP in a Zero Trust framework?
DTEX applies risk-adaptive DLP using full file lineage, sensitive data profiles, and contextual indicators of intent around data movement. This gives Zero Trust programs behavioral context for data protection and policy enforcement.
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