Most companies imagine data theft as something that happens from the outside, a hacker breaching defenses or an unknown actor in a distant country.But the truth is, the greatest risk often sits behind your own firewall. The insider threat is quiet, patient, and almost always trusted. Why Insider Threats Fly Under the Radar Employees, contractors, […]
The Insider Threat You Don’t See Coming Read Post »
Every company depends on information that gives it an edge, client lists, pricing models, formulas, designs, or internal strategies. These are trade secrets, and they’re often entrusted to the very people who can do the most harm if they decide to walk away with them. The reality is that most data theft doesn’t start with
Trade Secret Theft: When the Threat Comes from Within Read Post »
The idea of “insider threats” often conjures images of malicious employees stealing trade secrets or sabotaging systems. In reality, many insider incidents stem from negligence, poor judgment, or lack of awareness, not outright malice. Detecting these threats is essential, but how you approach it can have a major impact on workplace morale. The Balancing Act
Insider Threat Detection Without Damaging Morale Read Post »
Most organizations have security policies. Fewer have policies that employees truly understand and even fewer have ones they consistently follow. That disconnect isn’t usually caused by bad intent. It’s often the result of unclear guidance, inconsistent enforcement, or documents that feel more like legal fine print than practical tools. But when policies fail, so does
Proactive Security Policies That Employees Actually Follow Read Post »
