DTEX

DTEX (DTEX Systems) develops a unified security platform that addresses human, data and AI-related risk in enterprises. The platform is built around a behavioral intelligence engine that collects and correlates activity telemetry to surface risk indicators early, with the stated goal of preventing incidents rather than only alerting on them. Core product areas include insider risk management, which combines behavioral context, user activity monitoring (UAM) and visibility into how employees interact with data and AI systems; risk-adaptive data loss prevention, which pairs traditional data controls with behavioral risk signals and dynamically adjusts policies as user behavior, data sensitivity and risk change; and AI risk management, aimed at identifying and stopping risk arising from enterprise AI usage and agentic workflows.

Additional capabilities include an AI Risk Assistant that converts behavioral, data and AI signals into contextual investigative insights; a Triage Guardian agent that supports an autonomous multi-agent workflow with human-in-the-loop review to speed evaluation of security events; and a Threat Hunter agent that automates deep research hunts for risky behavior without manual query building. DTEX also markets a patented pseudonymization capability that strips personal identifiers from activity data to protect employee privacy and reduce inherent bias, and behavior analytics that use high-fidelity metadata and machine learning to consolidate activity across devices into a single risk score. Telemetry collection is organized around 12 human-driven activity groups captured continuously as more than 500 metadata elements.

Alongside its software, DTEX operates Insider Intelligence and Investigations (i³), a services and research group that provides investigation support, insider risk services, and published research and threat advisories, including work on state-linked insider threat activity.

Business model

DTEX sells an enterprise software platform, complemented by investigative and advisory services delivered through its i³ team. The company promotes consolidation of existing security tooling into one platform as a source of efficiency gains, and provides a value calculator to model the financial impact of unmanaged risk and potential return on investment; a Forrester Total Economic Impact study is offered to prospective customers to quantify deployment benefits.

Latest developments

Recent product emphasis is on AI-related risk: monitoring of all AI activities to reduce blind spots, human-AI risk intervention, risk-adaptive DLP, and agentic components such as the Triage Guardian and Threat Hunter agents. DTEX also sponsors the Ponemon 2026 Cost of Insider Risks Global Report, which reports a $19.5M total average annual cost of insider risk incidents, $8.2M in annual savings for companies with an insider risk management program, and an average of 7 incidents avoided.