The Departing Engineer
Two weeks notice, six years of context, full repo access. Most companies find out three months later when a competitor ships their feature.
Sentra observes every clone, every download, every push — and blocks the ones that don’t fit who you are or what you do. Without slowing down a single legitimate commit.
83% of companies faced an insider incident last year. Your EDR catches ransomware. Your DLP blocks email. Neither sees the developer who quits on Tuesday and clones thirty-seven repositories on Monday night.
Two weeks notice, six years of context, full repo access. Most companies find out three months later when a competitor ships their feature.
Has access to half the org by accident. Doesn’t know what’s normal. Curls a zip of monorepo/main once and you’ll never see it again.
Their laptop is in a coffee shop. Their VPN credentials are on Telegram. Your audit log says everything looks fine.
Every dot is a person. Every line is a request. Watch normal traffic flow through Sentra — and what happens the moment something doesn’t fit. Hover users to inspect. Click “Trigger intrusion” to inject an external connection.
From OAuth to live blocking in eleven minutes. No agents. No kernel modules. No quarterly procurement cycle.
Install our GitHub App. OAuth your Google Workspace. Point us at your S3 buckets. Average time-to-first-signal is eleven minutes.
~ 11 minutesFor 14 days Sentra watches in silent mode. It builds a behavioral fingerprint for every person — their hours, their repos, their volumes, their devices.
~ 14 days silentWhen something doesn’t fit, we don’t email a ticket. We block the action, freeze the session, and send a Slack card with three buttons: Approve, Deny, Investigate.
~ 47 s avg decisionSix interlocking sensors. One behavioral brain. One platform. Pick the modules you need; pay for what you turn on.
Every clone, fetch, archive download, force-push and SSH-key change across GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps and self-hosted. The Volume Gate stops the “I’ll just clone the whole org” pattern at three repositories. Or one. Or any number you set.
Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, S3, NAS — one ruleset. Mass downloads, rclone mounts, public-link sharing.
Role-aware baselines, not stupid heuristics. A backend engineer in payments has a different fingerprint than a junior frontend.
Three-layer defense — entropy, canaries, velocity. Catches mass encryption in under thirty seconds.
Block first. Ask questions in Slack. Approval cards, WebAuthn step-up, token revocation, auto-rollback.
Full timeline, data lineage, related events, exportable PDF for legal, push to Splunk / Sentinel / Datadog.
No signup. No email. Pick a scenario, press play. We replay an actual recorded session, anonymized.
Pick any IT role. Sentra plays back the exact step-by-step the platform takes when that person crosses a behavioral line.
Anna Korol logs into GitHub from her usual IP. Behavior Engine: baseline OK.
Within her normal scope. Routine ticket prep, no flags raised.
Role mismatch flag fires. Manual QA never clones payments. Logged, dashboard warning.
4 repos in 3 minutes. Limit is 3. PAT revoked. Session frozen. Slack card sent.
Sergey opens forensic console. Sees ticket QA-4711 explains the access. Approves 60 min.
One platform that sits where the others can’t — between your Git provider, your storage and your behavior model.
No hidden seat fees. No per-feature unbundling. No “contact sales for everything.” Cancel anytime, even on annual plans.
Slide the bar. We’ll show your monthly and annual cost on the BUSINESS tier — and how much you save vs Teramind UAM and Cyberhaven (their listed mid-market pricing).