Workforce Security & Management for Pharma & Life Science Companies

Protect IP from internal and external threats

Defend against flight risk and remote workers

Pharmaceutical companies spend billions of dollars each year on research and development. When a productive drug is developed, billions of dollars more in revenue can result. Unfortunately, unscrupulous individuals and nation states are actively attempting to steal that intellectual property. DTEX Systems helps hundreds of organizations worldwide better understand their workforce, protect their data and make human-centric operational investments.

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“DTEX has saved us several times in the past few years. Interestingly, it’s not always been about protecting our own data. We were able to detect when a new employee was uploading sensitive data from one of our competitors into our network. This gave me the opportunity to proactively contact my peer to inform them that we had quarantined their data and deleted it from our systems. This not only prevented a possible court action, which is common in our industry, but also helped protect our reputation” CISO, Fortune 100 Pharmaceutical Manufacturer

Monitor, Protect, and Audit

Visibility to all data and every action on every endpoint

DTEX InTERCEPT provides context for all high-risk data handling behaviors – differentiating malicious activity from unsafe actions and normal activity, enabling the security team to take proactive action before a breach occurs. Read SANS Institute analyst Matt Bromiley review of DTEX InTERCEPT to learn more.

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Securing Trade Secrets

Ensure Legitimate Access to Data

The problem is not simple. Research organizations are spread across the globe and the requirement to work from home has caused many to work outside of the safety net of a corporate network. Once a drug is developed, its formula must be shared across a supply chain to procure ingredients and produce the final product. Ensuring secure data handling practices means comprehending who has legitimate access to data and an understanding of the context in which the data is accessed and used.

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