Insider Threat Kill Chain: Detecting Human Indicators of Compromise
Your organization’s greatest assets are also its greatest threat: People. Your greatest risk are those you trust. Last year, more than a third of data breaches were perpetrated by a malicious insider, such as an employee, contractor or trusted business partner.
On average, an attack by an insider is also more likely to cost the most, averaging $412K per incident.
The intentions of these insiders can be sabotage, fraud, intellectual property theft or espionage. However, in many cases, patterns of detectable behavior and network activity emerge that provide indicators of risk, assist in early detection and in speeding up response time of an actual incident.
In this upcoming webinar we will:
- Discuss how human resources, legal and IT can work together to help prevent insider threats before they become a problem.
- Identify risk indicators with employee attitudes and behavior and how it correlates to their patterns of activity on your network.
- Show how you can use log intelligence and security analytics to automate actions and alerts and rapid reporting and forensics.
Webinar Details:
- Date: May 08, 2014
- Time: 11:00 AM Pacific/2:00 PM Eastern
- Duration: One Hour
Register today to join us for this informative webcast.
Resources:
The Executive’s Guide to the Top 20 Critical Security Controls
Tripwire has compiled an e-book, titled The Executive’s Guide to the Top 20 Critical Security Controls: Key Takeaways and Improvement Opportunities, which is available for download [registration form required].
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