See InnerActiv at RSAC™ 2025 Conference
Data moves fast—threats move faster.
As enterprises accelerate digital transformation and embrace distributed work, security teams face an urgent question: how do you protect sensitive data in motion—without slowing the business down?
The answer starts at the edge—where data risk truly begins.
InnerActiv is redefining what Endpoint Data Loss Prevention (DLP) means for the modern enterprise. Moving beyond legacy approaches that rely on static policies and reactive alerts, our platform introduces a new, integrated model of protection—one that combines internal fraud detection, insider threat monitoring, sensitive data tracking, user sentiment analysis, and more.
By fusing real-time behavioral analytics with intelligent policy enforcement, InnerActiv delivers proactive, adaptive protection at the point of greatest risk: the endpoint.
At RSAC Conference 2025, we’re showcasing this new generation of Endpoint DLP—built to meet the realities of today’s workplace and replace yesterday’s outdated, easily bypassed controls.
Booth N-6181 | Moscone Center, San Francisco
April 28-May 1, 2025
Meet the Future of Endpoint Data Protection
Most DLP solutions rely on static policies and outdated perimeter controls. They miss the subtle signals of insider threats, behavior shifts, and emerging risk channels.
InnerActiv takes a smarter approach—protecting data where it actually lives, moves, and evolves: at the endpoint.
Why Visit Us at RSAC?
Secure What Matters—Where Risk Begins
Endpoints are more than devices. They’re where your teams collaborate, share, and create—and where risk is constantly emerging.
InnerActiv protects data in every state:
- In Use: Detect edits, copy/paste actions, screenshots, and high-risk patterns of data access
- In Motion: Monitor file transfers across email, cloud apps, USB, print queues, and encrypted channels
- At Rest: Discover and identify sensitive data, even on offline or unmanaged endpoints
- Physical Risk: Capture threats through print, scan, and copy activity at the endpoint at directly at the MFP
Move Beyond Legacy DLP
Traditional DLP is noisy, reactive, and limited. We built InnerActiv to deliver clarity and control.
With our behavioral risk engine, your security team can:
- Spot anomalies early with behavior-based scoring
- Detect insider threats and privilege abuse
- Catch data hoarding and fraud indicators in real time
- Automate policy enforcement that adapts to evolving risks
Built for Security Teams. Trusted by Business Leaders.
InnerActiv protects what matters—without disrupting how your teams work.
- Seamless deployment with no user friction
- End-to-end encryption and complete data sovereignty for compliance in finance, healthcare, and critical infrastructure
- Context-aware policies that adapt to changing behavior and intent
What You’ll See at RSAC 2025
Live Demos
Watch InnerActiv in action across hybrid work environments, cloud workflows, USB risk channels, and more.
Exclusive Tech Reveal
Get a first look at our next-gen AI-powered Risk Engine for real-time, adaptive policy enforcement.
1:1 Expert Sessions
Sit down with our team to talk through your specific data security challenges—and how we can help.
Ready for Smarter Endpoint Protection?
If you’re looking for a more intelligent, adaptive approach to DLP—let’s connect!
Contact us at sales@inneractiv.com to set up your time!
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