Insider Threat Prevention
Elevated monitoring on notice-period staff, bulk-download alerts, and forensic add-on used on ~20% of high-risk seats
The Challenge
An IT services engineer submits notice and spends two weeks copying repos, credentials, and client exports. You find out three months later at a competitor pitch. EnDetect's notice-period protocol (forensic add-on on ~20% of seats) flags bulk downloads and off-hours access while attendance and screenshots cover the wider team.
How EnDetect Helps
~20%
Of accounts enable forensic on high-risk seats
90%
Of insider incidents flagged before exit (typical)
22x
ROI vs cost of one IP leak on PRO plan
“A departing senior engineer tried to copy 2,000 files to a USB drive. EnDetect notice-period alerts blocked the transfer and notified our IT head in real time. We avoided a major IP theft incident.”
Priya M., CISO, SaaS Company
Frequently asked questions
When should we enable notice-period monitoring?
Enable elevated monitoring when an employee submits resignation and still has access to repos, CRM, or client data. IT services firms use forensic add-on on departing engineers; the pattern appears in ~20% of EnDetect accounts focused on IP-heavy roles.
Does every employee need insider-threat alerts?
No. Most deployments start with attendance, idle, and screenshots. Smart alerts and forensic mode target high-risk seats: notice-period staff, privileged admins, and roles with bulk data access.
Can we investigate past incidents without live monitoring?
Yes. Billions of indexed logs support retrospective timeline reconstruction. Forensic add-on provides keystroke and URL depth for authorized HR and legal investigations.