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Code42 Incydr detects Git push commands to untrusted repositories, offering much-needed protection of source code without disrupting the productivity of engineering teams. Watch the demo to learn...
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This article provides detailed descriptions of all file event metadata captured by Incydr. File event metadata appears in many places, including Forensic Search, Cases, Alerts, and the Code42 API.
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Use the Data Preferences settings for Trusted activity to define domains, URLs, Slack workspaces, and cloud accounts you trust.
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Leave ReviewThis article explains how individual risk indicators contribute to the overall risk severity of a file event.
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Forensic Search is a powerful search interface that enables security teams to monitor and investigate suspicious file activity.
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New Watchlists allow security practitioners to organize users of similar risk levels into groups based on their employment milestones, attributes and other risk factors.
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The Insider Risk Community is Now on Slack! Join your peers for Insider Risk Management conversations and discussions.
Join Your PeersEmployees whose roles, behaviors, and access increase risk to the company can be monitored more closely for concerning file activity with watchlists.
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Solution brief covering how integrating Tines with Code42 Incydr will help protect data from employee-driven exposure, theft, and leaks.
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Code42 requires explicit permission for any location containing files you want to monitor for file exfiltration. Here's how to grant permission:
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Code42 customer, FinancialForce, was able to align on security business objectives and build a successful Insider Risk Management program by gaining executive buy-in. See how they did it.
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Ouch. This one has to hurt. Last week, a cybersecurity firm found that Microsoft employees uploaded login credentials to Microsoft’s own systems to GitHub. Yes, you read that correctly. According...
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Compliance frameworks require GRC and security teams to partner in order to understand employees’ use of corporate data. Here's how Code42 Incydr can help.
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