Security professionals exploring insider threat programs fundamentals can take a lesson from first-year journalism students. Budding reporters are trained to instinctively repeat basic questions designed to get to the truth, and three of those questions drive the formation of all Insider Threat programs: “What?”; “Where?”; and, “Who?” Security leaders should make it their practice to ask these three questions of their staff, key partners, and operational components of their companies.
Do you know an average data security breach can be pulled off faster than preparing a cup of coffee?
Yet, the businesses take a few days or weeks to realize the occurrence of the breach.
That’s why 85% of business executives consider cybersecurity threats very concerning – as it indicates weak data security.
If a data breach has occurred once, even the potential leads would doubt or hesitate to trust the business.
Although smaller businesses may think that they’re not at risk, but 60% of hackers target small startups – as they are easier to attack.
Losing intellectual property of a business can impact their competitiveness.
Intellectual property is the lifeblood of every organization and protecting it is a variant of computing and communications security.
A robust Intellectual property and security policy can be put in place to legally protect your organisation.Watch this video for more details: