Manage Insider Risk

Find Risky Insiders, Human or AI Agent

Netra ranks users by data risk over time, traces data events to the agents acting for them, and makes departures a defined process.

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The Challenge

Insider Risk Has New Actors

People still move data. Now the agents working for them do too.

01

Agents Act as the User

An agent runs as the user, so when it moves a labelled file, the log shows only the user.

02

Notice Periods Are Exit Windows

Files go home between a resignation and the last day, and most security tools never learn someone resigned.

03

Alerts Without a Story

One upload is noise; a pattern against a person’s own baseline is a case.

What You Get

Rank the Risk, Follow the Content, Close the Case

01

Rank people by risk, not by alert

Insider Threat scores each user against all employees from behavior over time, not single events.

02

Follow the content, not the filename

Fingerprinting follows data through zips and renames, so holiday-photos.zip is still the CRM export.

03

Close the case with evidence

Evidence holds collected files with operator and reason, and a filed resignation appears as risk context.

AI Agents as Insiders

When the Insider Is an AI Agent

Agents act as the user. See what they did with your data.

In this example, Agent Trace ties J. Brown’s Claude Code task, the labelled file it read, and the S4 upload into one record.

Risky Chains

Agent chains scored 0 to 10 by capabilities against labelled files on the device.

Agent Trace

The DLP event and the agent task, intent, and tool calls behind it, as one record.

File Access

Which agent process read which labelled file.

AI Conversation Review

Conversations with sensitive-content matches, by topic and activity type, plus Summarize.

FAQ

Common Questions

Why are AI agents an insider risk?

An agent acts with the user’s permissions, so one that can run commands, reach the network, and read files can move labelled data under that name.

How does Netra help with departing employees?

A filed resignation appears as risk context (“resignation filed, last day in 14 days”); Search lists the sensitive files on that endpoint, and remote extract and delete handle them.

Do we need to watch everyone to find the risky few?

No. Behavior is scored against each person’s own baseline, so reviewers start from a short list of users whose pattern changed. Identities can be anonymized.

What does a proof of value show about insider risk?

Which users and AI agents carry the most data risk, the behaviors behind each score, and where sensitive files sit at rest.

See Who Puts Your Data at Risk

See who, human or agent, carries the most data risk.

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