USE CASE

Foreign interference

The growing threat of foreign interference, and the stealth at which nation state actors are operating, demands advanced behavioral techniques and a programmatic approach to stay protected.

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Industrial espionage is on the rise

70% uptick in espionage support requests

DTEX has seen a sharp rise in the number of critical infrastructure and public sector organizations seeking help in countering foreign interference and IP theft.

Espionage starts early with reconnaissance

32% of DTEX malicious insider investigations include unusual and repeated research, often into people, authors of crown jewel files, and corporate security controls.

77% of insider threats try to evade detection

Most malicious insiders try to cover their tracks, hiding the source of their internet connection, avoiding ATT&CK techniques, and using burner email accounts.

Uncovering foreign interference:A case study by DTEX

AI R&D proves a high risk for IP theft

DTEX successfully intercepted a foreign national who had been planted to steal AI research from a global tech firm. InTERCEPT™’s underlying dataset and forensic audit trail were ultimately used to support prosecution. Watch the video to see how the investigation played out.

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DETECT

Be aware

Don’t be caught blindsided. Get the behavioral intelligence required to identify the most elusive risks early. DTEX InTERCEPT™ ingests high-fidelity data from cyber-physical, psycho-social, and organizational sensors to surface true positives with ample time to mitigate.

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DETER

Be proactive

Harness the data gravity of DTEX InTERCEPT™ to understand behavioral intent and apply a proportionate response. Leverage out-the-box rules, detections, and mitigations to address some of the most complex use cases, including those that involve an external or third-party nexus.

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DISRUPT

Stay resilient

Stop insider risks from becoming threats, and threats from becoming major security incidents. Only DTEX provides the behavioral telemetry, forensics, and expertise to support escalation, investigations, and, where relevant, prosecutions, so you can stay protected.

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Context to counter every insider risk profile

Just because an insider does something unusual doesn’t make them malicious. DTEX brings you unrivalled insights to distinguish the different types of insider risks, so you can take appropriate action in support of a trusted and protected workforce.

Malicious

A malicious insider behaves with intent to cause harm. Typically involved in IP and data theft, system sabotage, espionage, and financially-motivated fraud.

Outsmarted

An outsmarted insider is one that has been compromised by a malicious insider or outside entity. Typically involves social engineering and manipulation.

Negligent and mistaken

Negligent and mistaken insiders make up the most insider incidents (55%). Typically introduce risk unwittingly through carelessness, inattentiveness, or human error.

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MUST-KNOW INSIGHTS

DTEX i³ 2024 Insider Risk Investigations Report: Foreign Interference, Special Edition

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Customers trust DTEX to be proactive, not reactive

DTEX stands out in the crowded cybersecurity landscape primarily because of its rich endpoint telemetry. This unique feature gives it the power to delve into data that is typically encrypted, providing an unparalleled depth of insight that many competitors lack”
Chris Ray Analyst, Gigaom

Being able to use DTEX to focus in on just the targeted events that you need for the investigation, or even leveraging those events into the alerts that we generate holistically, is just a massive time savings.”
VP in Cyber Banking

DTEX does things that other platforms simply don’t do. While it’s powerful on its own, the insights it offers when combined with the other detections we are running is where the real value lies. It’s the final 20% that explains the details of what has happened during an incident.”
ManagerTelecommunications