Insider Threat — catch malicious and risky insiders.
Behavioral analytics across identity, SaaS and endpoints surface bulk export, impossible travel, off-hours access and exfiltration — the insider activity that evades signature tools.
Outcome-driven · powered by the WoneShield platform
The problem
Why insider threat is hard.
Trusted access, abused
Insiders already have legitimate access, so their activity blends in with normal work.
Data exfiltration
Bulk downloads and exports walk sensitive data out quietly, often before anyone notices.
Hard to see across silos
Insider activity spans identity, SaaS and endpoint — invisible when each is watched alone.
How WoneShield delivers it
The modules behind insider threat.
Outcomes
What you get.
Relevant for
Who needs insider threat.
One platform
Insider Threat, on a unified core.
Detection, active defense, response and recovery share one model — so this outcome isn't a bolt-on, it's how the platform works.
FAQ
Insider Threat, answered.
How do you detect insider threats?+
Argus plus behavioral analytics (UEBA) baseline normal behavior and flag anomalies — bulk export, impossible travel, off-hours access, privilege misuse — correlated across identity, SaaS and endpoint.
Can it catch data exfiltration?+
Yes — bulk downloads, unusual exports and risky data movement are core detections, with automated containment via Aegis and Respond.
Does it cover both malicious and careless insiders?+
Yes — risky behavior (careless) and intentional abuse (malicious) both surface as anomalies against the behavioral baseline.
Is it privacy-respecting?+
Detection focuses on security-relevant behavior, and Intelligence redacts PII before processing — security with privacy guardrails.
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