Stop data exfiltration before it leaves.
Behavioral analytics catches the slow-burn exfiltration patterns static DLP misses - credit-card data routed through chat, source code copied to personal cloud, customer lists pulled into AI prompts. Real-time blocking on the endpoint. Court-admissible evidence on every incident.
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Drop your work email. A solutions engineer will tailor the walkthrough to your exfiltration vectors - departing employees, contractors, AI prompts, the channels static DLP can't see - and the compliance frameworks you're aligned to.
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Catch the exfiltration patterns static DLP can't see.
Slow data collection, off-hours uploads, sensitive data routed through personal channels - the patterns that signal a departing or compromised insider don't trip static keyword rules. Behavioral analytics surfaces them. Real-time blocking stops them. One agent captures the evidence.
Behavioral baselines per user and role
ML baselines establish normal behavior - apps, files, working hours, peer-group comparisons. The slow data-collection patterns that signal a departing or compromised insider get surfaced as risk-scored anomalies instead of buried in alert volume.
Exfiltration coverage across 17+ channels
Email, cloud/SaaS, USB, clipboard, print, IM, file transfers, AI/GenAI prompts, screenshots. One policy engine governs every vector - including the AI-prompt layer most data-protection tools ignore.
Real-time blocking on the endpoint
Block, warn, redirect, or lock out the moment an exfiltration pattern matches a policy - before the data leaves the endpoint. Prevention, not just notification.
OCR detection for screenshots and images
Proprietary OCR catches sensitive data exfiltrated as screenshots, photos of screens, or image attachments - the channels static DLP misses entirely.
Court-admissible session evidence
Tamper-evident, hash-verified session recordings with the exfiltration event, the behavioral signal, and the policy violation correlated in a single timeline. Evidence that supports HR action, litigation, and FRE 901 scrutiny.
Privileged user and contractor coverage
Same agent, same behavioral baselines for full-time employees, contractors, MSPs, and third-party developers. Privileged-third-party exfiltration anomalies surface in real time; multi-tenant segregation supports BPO and shared-services models.
The reality of data exfiltration
The data leaving your endpoints already has credentials.
“Investigation efficiency was night and day compared to our previous DLP. We finally have evidence good enough to act on - and to defend in court.”
Why Teramind
Why security teams pick Teramind for exfiltration prevention.
Prevention, not just detection
Most data-protection tools flag exfiltration after the fact. Teramind blocks the action in real time - before sensitive data leaves the endpoint.
One agent. UAM + DLP + UEBA + forensics.
Most customers consolidate 3–4 point tools into one - recovering 30–50% of their security-stack spend.
Court-admissible evidence
Immutable, hash-verified session recordings stand up to FRE 901 scrutiny - evidence that has supported federal litigation, not just internal review.
Deploy your way
Cloud (Oracle US/EU), private cloud (AWS/Azure), on-prem (VMware/Hyper-V/Nutanix), hybrid, or fully air-gapped - with feature parity across every option.
Customer story
How Arrivia caught the exfiltration patterns DLP missed.
Behavioral context surfaced the slow-burn patterns - secret-database building, credit-card routing through chat, off-hours data flows - that traditional rules-based exfiltration tools missed entirely.
- Caught agents building secret customer databases for resale through behavioral anomalies
- Stopped credit-card data exfiltration through chat and email - 100% PCI Level 1 detection
- Exposed 50–60% of agents faking keyboard activity to cover the exfiltration
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