How do you protect your data from the administrative users that have access to top-level security and IT controls themselves?
In the wake of high profile insider breaches -- most notably, the infamous data theft of Edward Snowden -- insider threats are a growing concern for defense organizations around the world.
Effectively solving the insider threat problem – including the threats posed by negligent users and by outside infiltrators – requires the ability to adapt.
With the new data anonymization feature in the Dtex Analytics Server, personal data is safer and more privacy-conscious than ever before.
New technology innovations are forcing financial institutions to re-evaluate fraud detection. Dtex can help.
Starting on January 1, 2018, SWIFT (the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications) began enforcing the Customer Security Controls (CSC) Framework.
Dtex's User Behavior Intelligence is a new approach to fighting insider threat.
Dtex Systems CEO Christy Wyatt sat down for a video chat interview with Dan Patterson of Tech Republic to discuss employee attitudes towards cybersecurity and data protections.
Amid growing concerns of large-scale cyber attacks and a recent wave of high-profile breaches linked to trusted insiders,