First Insider Threat Platform Truly Scalable for Whole-of-Government
The Intercept platform provides the Next-Gen Insider Threat capability required for Government agencies to comply with Executive Order 13587 effectively, at scale.
Executive Order 13587
In 2010, Executive Order 13587 established the requirement for all USG Executive Agencies to establish an Insider Threat Program. Dtex Intercept is the only platform that can be implemented effectively at scale to fulfil this order.
New CMMC Compliance Requirements
The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) standard now requires all US DoD prime contractors and subcontractors to undergo third party assessments for compliance. Dtex Intercept enables full scale monitoring of compliance by all contractors, backed up by a continuous 24x7x365 audit-trail.
“Since the introduction of Executive Order 13587, legacy Insider Threat and User Activity Monitoring solutions have only been able to deliver adequate protection in small scale deployments. Dtex’s ‘Authority to Operate’ (ATO) was awarded by the US Department of Defense because of the platform’s ability to detect and alert on Insider Threat behaviors at significant scale, with real capability for all-of-government deployments.”
Insider Threat Program Leader, US Government Defense Agency
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Case Study
Dtex for Defense: The Key to Insider Threat Protection
Effectively fighting insider threats is complex and difficult. Dtex’s Insight next-generation insider threat platform gives defense organizations the cornerstone tool they need in order to detect and stop this growing problem. Here's how.
Report
Security Perceptions of Government Employees
Dtex set out to explore the root of the insider-related security challenges facing the public sector by turning to the insiders themselves. In partnership with market research firm, YouGov, the company recently surveyed government employees with security clearance across the federal, state, and local level to gain a better understanding of their perceptions and actions when it comes to organizational security.