Overview
DTEX is a purpose-built insider risk management platform that combines DLP, UEBA, and UAM in one lightweight solution. It collects activity history, behavior trends, data use, and situational context, at 3 to 5MB of data per endpoint per day, with near-zero performance impact on endpoints and the network.
DTEX identifies behavioral intent from its own dataset, without extra security integrations, and goes beyond low-level endpoint logs. When connected with data classification, HR, SIEM, SOAR, case management, EDR, IAM, PAM, CASB, threat intelligence, and other tools, DTEX data helps validate risk, reduce false positives, maintain a complete audit trail, and support faster threat response. The forwarder cannot interrupt unrelated endpoint processes, does not affect kernel-level operations, and is not proactively or unilaterally updated from the cloud. DTEX also provides risk visibility for bastion hosts, domain controllers, application servers, and database servers.
What You'll Learn
- Why DTEX collects relevant endpoint and behavioral data rather than pulling from every log source.
- How DTEX combines DLP, UEBA, and UAM with a forwarder that collects 3 to 5MB per endpoint per day.
- Which integrations add context for insider risk analysis, including HR, SIEM, SOAR, EDR, IAM, PAM, CASB, and threat intelligence.
- How DTEX supports server risk visibility and audit trails for activity on and off server environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What insider risk management software integrations does DTEX support?
DTEX can integrate with data classification, HR systems, SIEM, SOAR, case management, EDR, IAM, PAM, CASB, threat intelligence, and other tools. These integrations add context so teams can validate risk, reduce false positives, keep a complete audit trail, and respond faster.
Does DTEX require security integrations to identify insider risk?
No. DTEX identifies behavioral intent without extra security integrations. The platform uses its own dataset, which goes beyond low-level endpoint system logs and focuses on activity history, behavior trends, data use, and situational context.
How does DTEX reduce endpoint and network impact in cyber risk management workflows?
DTEX uses a lightweight forwarder that collects 3 to 5MB of data per endpoint per day. It is designed for near-zero performance impact, cannot interrupt unrelated endpoint processes, does not affect kernel-level operations, and is not proactively or unilaterally updated from the cloud.
How do DTEX integrations improve insider risk analysis and security risk response?
DTEX integrations bring in context from data classification, HR, SIEM, SOAR, EDR, IAM, PAM, CASB, and threat intelligence. This context helps validate risk, reduce false positives, provide a complete audit trail, and support faster, more accurate threat response.
What is the best way to integrate DTEX with an insider risk management platform ecosystem?
Connect DTEX with tools that add context to user activity, behavior trends, data use, and situational context. Relevant integrations include data classification, HR systems, SIEM, SOAR, case management, EDR, IAM, PAM, CASB, threat intelligence, and other security tools.
Does DTEX provide insider risk visibility for server environments?
Yes. DTEX provides risk visibility for server infrastructure, including bastion hosts, domain controllers, application servers, and database servers. It also supports an audit trail for activity on and off server environments.
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