USE CASE
Third-party
Insider Risk
You may have secured your own systems but what about the partners, contractors, and suppliers who also hold the keys? Third-party insiders are now prime targets for attackers, and even small missteps can cause big damage. DTEX delivers real-time visibility into external access and behaviors to catch misuse, mistakes, or compromise before they become costly breaches.
The hidden dangers of third-party risk
Credential compromise
Poorly managed or compromised credentials, especially from third parties, remain a leading driver of supply chain breaches, turning minor access gaps into major operational and financial disruptions.
AI risk
AI is increasing third-party insider risk — as a tool, it can be misused to leak, steal or manipulate data; as an actor, it behaves like a contractor with privileged access, operating outside traditional controls.
Unseen risk
Poorly vetted third parties often hold access to critical systems. Misuse, misconfiguration, or sabotage can lead to serious damage if oversight and access controls are lacking.
Hidden gaps in your supply chain can cost millions
Third-party insiders don’t just create IT headaches, they create business risk. From credential compromise to IP theft, DTEX uncovers the blind spots traditional tools miss and gives you the confidence to work with partners securely.
Secure every layer of the supply chain
Today’s supply chains run on trust — and adversaries know it. Fake developer identities, stolen credentials, unvetted AI tools, and backdoored open-source code can turn trusted partners into insider threats. DTEX helps organizations manage trust — not just grant it — securing the modern supply chain against hidden insider risks.
Protect critical infrastructure from third-party risk
Critical infrastructure faces growing supply chain and third-party risk as digital systems widen the attack surface. Aviation is a prime example. Flight systems, maintenance records, crew platforms, and sensitive data are all targets — even loyalty programs aren’t safe. DTEX secures every layer of the aviation ecosystem, protecting critical infrastructure and people alike from insider and third-party threats.
Close the gaps in third-party security
Third-party partners often operate with inconsistent security standards, creating gaps that insiders and adversaries can exploit. DTEX helps organizations set clear expectations with vendors, verify alignment to insider risk best practices, and require proof of ongoing compliance.
Context to counter every insider risk profile
Just because an insider does something unusual doesn’t necessarily 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
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
Outsmarted
An outsmarted insider is one that has been compromised by a malicious insider or outside entity. Typically involves social engineering and manipulation.
Negligent
Negligent and mistaken
Negligent and mistaken insiders make up the most insider incidents (55%). Typically introduce risk unwittingly through carelessness, inattentiveness, or human error.
Customers trust DTEX to be proactive, not reactive
With DTEX, we understand what is happening to our data, who is using it and where it is going because we can truly evaluate behavior.”
Bruce MooreCIO, VicTrack Corporation
The key value of DTEX is it’s not just collecting the data that it needs for you to have added visibility, it layers in dynamic risk scoring that then allows for you to prioritize riskier or anomalous behavior.”
Senior Director, Threat Management Center Top 3 Global Telecommunication
DTEX is both an enabler of business and a risk reducer of business and that is why we still have it. It’s very rare for us to keep the tool that long but it’s why we still have the value of it.”
VP of Cyber Top 5 Global Banking
