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DTEX Systems Named to the Enterprise Security Tech Cyber Top 20 List

DTEX Systems | June 18, 2022

DTEX Systems
DTEX Systems, the Workforce Cyber Intelligence & Security Company™, today announced that it has been named to the Enterprise Security Tech Cyber Top 20 List. The list recognizes the top cybersecurity companies providing the most value to market based on technical product/service innovation, industry analyst recognition, customer testimony, diversity and inclusion initiatives, talent development initiatives, and contributions to the cyber community.

“The future of data loss prevention and protection is human-centric, not data-centric. “We’re thrilled to be named to this inaugural list of top cybersecurity companies by Enterprise Security Tech, as it is further testament to the success of DTEX’s innovative, human-centric approach to enterprise security and our team’s continued efforts to expand beyond the capabilities of legacy cybersecurity solutions.”

Jonathan Daly, Chief Marketing Officer at DTEX Systems

As the first and only Workforce Cyber Intelligence and Security platform to put humans at the center of an organization's cybersecurity matrix, DTEX InTERCEPT offers an innovative approach to data collection and analysis that centers around human activity and intent, providing organizations with the context needed to escalate and remediate an event before malicious insiders attack, or data exfiltration occurs. The InTERCEPT platform brings together the capabilities of Insider Threat Management, User and Entity Behavior Analytics, Digital Forensics, and Behavioral DLP in an all-in-one lightweight, cloud-native platform. Only DTEX InTERCEPT delivers the behavioral context and activity intelligence that answers the Who, What, When, Where, Why and How related to any potential insider threat situation, compromised account event or data loss scenario without invading personal privacy.

“The cybersecurity industry is going through an evolution right now,” said Jack Campbell, Editor, Enterprise Security Tech. “The threat landscape is growing at a faster pace than organizations can keep up with - so companies need innovative tools and services that leverage automation and simplification to combat threats at scale. We’re honored to be able to recognize these leaders for the value that they are bringing to the market and their contributions to the fight against cyber threats.”

This accolade comes on the heels of two notable industry recognitions from Cyber Defense Magazine (CDM), which named DTEX ‘Most Innovative Data Loss Prevention’ and ‘Publisher's Choice Insider Threat Prevention’ in the 10th annual Global InfoSec Awards.

About DTEX Systems
DTEX Systems helps hundreds of organizations worldwide better understand their workforce, protect their data, and make human-centric operational investments. Its Workforce Cyber Intelligence & Security platform brings together next-generation DLP, UEBA, digital forensics, user activity monitoring and insider threat management in one scalable, cloud-native platform. Through its patented and privacy-compliant meta-data collection and analytics engine, the DTEX platform surfaces abnormal behavioral “indicators of intent” to mitigate risk of data and IP loss, enabling SOC enrichment with human sensors and empowering enterprises to make smarter business decisions quickly.

About Enterprise Security Tech
Enterprise Security Tech is a specialized cyber media company with a global presence. The Enterprise Security Tech blog is a cybersecurity blog written for CISOs, CIOs, and security-minded CEOs that brings together critical news, expert insights, and product information to help security leaders make informed business decisions. Enterprise Security Tech is also home to The Cyber Jack Podcast, which brings listeners the latest cybersecurity insights via security experts from around the industry.

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