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DTEX adds AI Risk Management to track how agents and employees use AI

Not a pilot. DTEX just shipped AI Risk Management to monitor how your agents—and employees—actually use generative AI.

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Why it matters

As enterprises deploy AI agents alongside human workers, security tools are racing to fill the oversight gap. DTEX's move signals that behavioral monitoring for AI governance is becoming table-stakes infrastructure.

The key facts

5 to know
  1. DTEX Systems launches expanded AI Risk Management product

  2. Product monitors intent behind employee and AI agent usage of generative AI tools

  3. Targets security/compliance gap in enterprise AI copilot deployments

  4. Addresses autonomous AI agents + human workforce monitoring in single platform

  5. Published June 9, 2026

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Publisher excerpt: Behavioral intelligence security company DTEX Systems Inc. today introduced an expanded AI Risk Management product that reads the intent behind how employees and autonomous artificial intelligence agents use generative AI tools across the enterprise. The release targets a gap DTEX argues most…
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