Chris Moschovitis writes that even with a good cybersecurity program in place, insider threats require special attention. You need to go above and beyond in order to be protected from them.
June 15, 2017 at 02:01 PM
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Business insider threats are your basic “when good employees do bad things” type of threat. In 2016 ISACA ranked them as the second highest threat next to malware. I suspect the trend will continue and get much worse.
Who are these people? What makes them so dangerous?
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