Best Anexet Insider Threat Detection Alternatives in 2026

Updated October 2026

20 apps from insider risk management software ranked against Anexet Insider Threat Detection on the same published basis.

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Cyberhaven Insider Risk Management apiextensionLinuxMacWeb 5.6
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs Cyberhaven Insider Risk Management
2
DTEX Insider Risk Management LinuxMacWebWin 5.5
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs DTEX Insider Risk Management
3
FortiDLP LinuxMacWebWin 5.5
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs FortiDLP
4
NetClean ProActive apiWebWin 5.5
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs NetClean ProActive
5
Behavox Falcon apiWeb 5.4
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs Behavox Falcon
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Mimecast Data Leak Prevention Web 5.4
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs Mimecast Data Leak Prevention
7
Red Vector FULCRUM apiWeb 5.4
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs Red Vector FULCRUM
8
SATARK apiLinux 5.4
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs SATARK
9
Varonis Data Discovery and Classification Linuxself-hostedWeb 5.4
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs Varonis Data Discovery and Classification
10
Anzenna apiextensionWeb 5.3
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs Anzenna
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Bottomline Internal Threat Management Web 5.3
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs Bottomline Internal Threat Management
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Dune Security User Adaptive Risk Management apiWeb $2,500/mo5.3
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs Dune Security User Adaptive Risk Management
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Elevate Control Web 5.3
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs Elevate Control
14
EverShield Insider Risk Management 5.3
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs EverShield Insider Risk Management
15
Living Security apiWeb 5.3
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs Living Security
16
Proofpoint Email DLP and Encryption AndroidiOSWebWin 5.3
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs Proofpoint Email DLP and Encryption
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Reveal Security Platform apiWeb 5.3
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs Reveal Security Platform
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Teramind WinLinux 5.3
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs Teramind
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CurrentWare Data Loss Prevention Free trial LinuxMacself-hostedWebWin $12/mo5.2
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs CurrentWare Data Loss Prevention
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Teramind Insider Risk Management Free trial apiLinuxMacself-hostedWeb 5.2
Anexet Insider Threat Detection vs Teramind Insider Risk Management

Anexet Insider Threat Detection alternatives compared

#	App	Score	Free plan	From	Runs on
1	Cyberhaven Insider Risk Management	5.6			API, Browser, Linux, Mac, Web, Windows
2	DTEX Insider Risk Management	5.5			Linux, Mac, Web, Windows
3	FortiDLP	5.5			Linux, Mac, Web, Windows
4	NetClean ProActive	5.5			API, Web, Windows
5	Behavox Falcon	5.4			API, Web
6	Mimecast Data Leak Prevention	5.4			Web
7	Red Vector FULCRUM	5.4			API, Web
8	SATARK	5.4			API, Linux
9	Varonis Data Discovery and Classification	5.4			Linux, self-hosted, Web
10	Anzenna	5.3			API, Browser, Web
11	Bottomline Internal Threat Management	5.3			Web
12	Dune Security User Adaptive Risk Management	5.3		$2,500/mo	API, Web
13	Elevate Control	5.3			Web
14	EverShield Insider Risk Management	5.3
15	Living Security	5.3			API, Web
16	Proofpoint Email DLP and Encryption	5.3			Android, iOS, Web, Windows
17	Reveal Security Platform	5.3			API, Web
18	Teramind	5.3			Windows, Linux
19	CurrentWare Data Loss Prevention	5.2	No	$12/mo	Linux, Mac, self-hosted, Web, Windows
20	Teramind Insider Risk Management	5.2			API, Linux, Mac, self-hosted, Web, Windows

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Questions about Anexet Insider Threat Detection alternatives

What is the best alternative to Anexet Insider Threat Detection?

Cyberhaven Insider Risk Management, number 1 in insider risk management software with a score of 5.6 out of 10. The others here: DTEX Insider Risk Management, FortiDLP, NetClean ProActive and 16 more.

Is there a free alternative to Anexet Insider Threat Detection?

None of the 20 alternatives here publishes a free plan on its own pricing page.

How are these alternatives ranked?

Ranked free-and-open first: a usable free tier and open-source code, then the platforms it runs on and its documentation.