DTEX builds an insider risk and data protection platform on a search-and-analytics core of OpenSearch, Elasticsearch, Spark and PostgreSQL, running across AWS and GCP with Kubernetes. Elasticsearch shows up as being replaced while Terraform is being adopted, pointing to a shift toward OpenSearch and codified infrastructure. Senior-heavy, accelerating hiring across engineering and security centers on detection content, test automation and deployment support.
DTEX is a privately held cybersecurity company headquartered in Saratoga, California, founded in 2002, with 51–200 employees. Its platform combines insider risk management, data loss prevention, user and entity behavior analytics, user activity monitoring and AI security. Customers include enterprises and government organizations that need to detect risky user behavior and protect sensitive data. The company deploys across on-premises and cloud environments and hires in the United States, Australia and Saudi Arabia.
DTEX uses Python, Go, Django, Flask, React and TypeScript, with OpenSearch, Elasticsearch, Apache Spark, Redis and PostgreSQL, on AWS and GCP with Kubernetes, Terraform, Prometheus and Grafana.
Yes. DTEX's hiring is accelerating and concentrated in engineering and security, mostly at senior level, with support roles too, across the United States, Australia and Saudi Arabia.
DTEX is building behavioral detection content and intelligence package releases, designing automated and AI-assisted test frameworks, improving platform accuracy, and launching its first sales enablement function.
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