DTEX Ai³
AI Risk Assistant
Introducing the first AI assistant for insider risk management. Ai³ guides and expedites complex insider threat investigations to stop data loss.
Empower your security analysts
Time is money
Organizations spend more money reacting to insider incidents than preventing them. The longer it takes to contain, the higher the cost.
Adversaries are good at hiding
With 77% of malicious insiders attempting to conceal their activity, companies cannot afford to waste time on data wrangling.
AI is essential for getting proactive
Most organizations view artificial intelligence as “essential” or “very important” in the prevention of insider threats.
Ai³ is not just anotherco-pilot
What sets Ai³ apart isn’t artificial intelligence, but the data science and granularity behind it. Discover how Ai³ reveals the full story of your assets, including where sensitive data is headed, how it is being transferred, and crucially, why.
Let good data speak for itself
Ai3 takes advantage of DTEX domain knowledge. Ai3 synthesizes large amounts of information into digestible, context-rich, human-centric insights to answer complex questions and guide users to well-informed decisions.
It takes a village of LLMs
Our approach to generative AI uses an array of large language models (LLMs), blending the best models on AWS Bedrock to work together. This collective intelligence allows for the fastest model to do the job and power answers.
Privacy by design
The DTEX risk assistant uses the power of proven large language model technology. It does not have direct access to the internet and continues to support the DTEX Platform’s ability to protect user identity and datasets through patented Pseudonymization techniques.
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
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 and mistaken
Negligent and mistaken
Negligent and mistaken insiders make up the most insider incidents (55%). Typically introduce risk unwittingly through carelessness, inattentiveness, or human error.
MUST-KNOW INSIGHTS
DTEX i³ 2024 Insider Risk Investigations Report: Foreign Interference, Special Edition
Customers trust DTEX to be proactive,
not reactive
With DTEX InTERCEPT™, 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
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 RayAnalyst, Gigaom
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 CenterTop 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 CyberTop 5 Global Banking
