AgileMark Screen Watermarking

AgileMark is a Singapore-based behavioural security company focused on the screen as the last unprotected surface, where phone photos and screenshots bypass conventional data-loss tools. It was one of eight TIG Centre-supported firms at the Singapore pavilion of RSAC 2026 in March 2026.

Its Dynamic Adaptive Screen Markers place forensically traceable watermarks on corporate screens to deter capture and attribute leaks to a user and device. A Security Awareness Portal gives just-in-time on-screen guidance, and a Human Risk Management layer aims to reduce risky behaviour. The site cites use in banking, government, telecoms and healthcare.

• Screen Watermarking: dynamic, adaptive screen markers that deter capture and trace it.
• Leak attribution: links a captured screen to a user and device.
• Security Awareness Portal: on-screen, just-in-time guidance instead of annual training.
• Human Risk Management: visible cues to reduce risky behaviour.
• Privacy-first design: no keystroke monitoring.
• Rapid rollout: stated average deployment under two weeks.

A Vietnamese bank could watermark screens in branches and back offices handling customer records. A BPO or call centre could trace leaks of customer data. A government unit could deter photos of internal systems.

Leaks can be attributed to a user and device. The site claims 85% fewer screenshot incidents and deployment in under two weeks (vendor claims). The approach avoids keystroke monitoring. GDPR and PDPA support is stated.

Photographing a screen is a leak route that endpoint and network DLP cannot see, and regulators push stronger data protection. Vietnamese banks, telcos and call centres with sensitive customer data on screens are natural buyers as data-protection law tightens.

Singapore (site lists Singapore only). One of eight TIG Centre-supported companies at RSAC 2026 (23-26 March 2026). Site claims 300K+ endpoints secured. Founding year not stated.