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Product Insight
March 10, 2026
10 min de lectura

How OSPREY Separates Human Error from Insider Threat

The hardest problem in insider threat detection is reducing false positives without losing operational fidelity. Here is how OSPREY models intent and context.

Insider threat detection fails when systems cannot distinguish between ordinary mistakes and deliberate abuse. OSPREY is designed around that ambiguity. Instead of looking only at alerts, it builds a timeline of behaviour, access context, and workflow deviation that helps investigators understand whether an event is accidental or intentional.

The result is fewer false positives and a clearer operational picture. Security teams can focus their attention where it matters most, while preserving evidence for legal, disciplinary, or criminal follow-up.

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