Marcus Trelawney

Behavioral context reveals patterns rules cannot see, preventing breaches static detection misses.

Behavioral signals catch sensitive data leaving based on context, not just pattern matching.

Effective DLP requires content understanding and behavioral context, not flawless user labeling.

Context and behavior now matter more than static rules in modern DLP.

Behavioral analysis and risk aggregation replace event-matching rules to cut false positives.

Ownership gaps and false confidence in legacy tools delay fixes while insider threats accelerate.

Companies must disclose material breaches within four business days of determining materiality.

Coordinate security, HR, and legal before investigations stall and risk multiplies.

Balancing security investigations against privacy law's demand to delete data promptly.

Boards now face legal liability for insider risk oversight.

Mergers create the worst moment for insider theft just as detection systems go blind.

The best insider threat platforms distinguish careless employees from deliberate attackers.

Testing with realistic threat scenarios reveals what vendor demos cannot hide.