Risk is one of those subjective concepts that usually fall into vague categories like “low” and “high” – which has very little meaning on its own, and only has value when you tie those categories to actions (which we will cover later in this guide). To properly quantify the insider risk within your organization, we want to initially walk you through how to begin thinking about insider risk, as it is more a fluid and shifting concept than, say, the static risk assessment associated with whether your systems and applications are completely up to date on their patches.
How Insider Risk Management Complements Existing Cyber Security Solutions
Many companies implement cyber security solutions after a breach or threat occurs, or in response to specific regulations or requirements. While threat mitigation is critical, it leaves many companies needlessly exposed. Why wait for a threat to occur when there are...
