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Insider risk management: the threat is already inside

You can already see what’s coming into your business. Incydr shows you what’s leaving: who’s taking it, where it’s going, and whether you should care – from day one, with no policy project.

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What is insider risk management?

Insider risk management identifies and reduces the security risks posed by people who already have legitimate access, deliberate or accidental. A 2026 report by the Ponemon Institute found that 53% of incidents experienced by organisations were due to employee negligence rather than malicious intent and, coupled with IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach 2026 research showing that one in four malicious breaches were AI-enabled, organisations are sleepwalking into a potential breach.

This could look like:

  • Company leavers emailing files to personal accounts before departure
  • Company data pasted into ChatGPT and unsanctioned AI tools
  • Sensitive files uploaded to personal cloud storage
  • Contractors and third parties taking more than they should
  • Zero visibility of USB, print and screenshot exfiltration
  • Traditional perimeter tooling sees none of it
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What Incydr does

Incydr helps organisations see and stop data loss from insiders (including employees and contractors) without disrupting collaboration.

Incydr supports internal IT teams by:

  • Watching how data moves: endpoints, email, cloud apps, browser, USB and print, in one timeline
  • Deploys in minutes: visibility from day one, no classification project first
  • Prioritises by behaviour: departing employees, first-time app use, source-code movement
  • Blocks exfiltration surgically (Block by Destination) and educates users in the moment
  • Complements Purview: Incydr is the visibility layer to DLP’s enforcement layer
  • Forensic audit trail for HR investigations, leaver reviews, ISO 27001 & GDPR evidence

Incydr: the benefits

  • Detect data theft

    Incydr helps security teams see where files are going without policies or proxies to make sure IP isn’t put at risk.

  • Respond accordingly

    Security teams have the flexibility to correct behaviour, block actions or contain data based on risk severity.

  • Protect productivity

    Incydr protects IP while allowing security teams and employees to work productively and without friction.

FAQs

Got questions? Start here.

“Why would we need this when we trust our staff?”

We trust staff too, but the latest research shows that over half of cyber security incidents were accidental.

Incydr protects good people from honest mistakes and allows IT teams to see where files are going without policies or proxies to make sure IP isn’t put at risk. This increased visibility gives IT teams the flexibility to correct behaviour, block actions or contain data based on risk severity.

“What if we just block AI sites?”

That might sound like a simple solution but the reality is that blocking AI sites only pushes usage to personal devices, which means that your IT team have very little idea of who’s using what – and, crucially, what’s going where. It’s vital to have visibility first, then surgical control of what matters.

“If we already have DLP, surely we don’t need Incydr too?”

DLP (data loss prevention) enforces rules on content it can classify. Incydr sees behaviour DLP misses and feeds Purview labels in, so they’re better together.

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