Detect Insider Threats

Reveal detects and responds to risky insider behavior after authentication by learning how identities normally behave across applications and infrastructure – and intervening when behavior turns risky.

Why Insider Threats Are Hard to Detect

Insider threats rarely involve obvious policy violations. They often involve legitimate access used in unusual or risky ways after authentication. Traditional controls focus on whether access should be granted. They provide little insight into how access is used once granted.

As a Result:

Insider Risk Is Behavioral, Not Binary

Insider threat is not defined by a single action. It emerges when behavior deviates from established norms. Reveal focuses on how identities behave after login:

  • What systems they access
  • How activity patterns change
  • Whether activity escalates or spreads
  • How activity compares to peer groups

By understanding normal behavior, Reveal detects early signs 
of misuse – before incidents occur.

How Reveal Detects and Responds to Insider Threats

Reveal continuously learns normal post-authentication behavior for each identity 
and surfaces security-relevant deviations.

When risky behavior is detected, Reveal:

This enables earlier, more confident response without relying on rules or intent assumptions.

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