Security News > 2017 > August > Most damaging threat vector for companies? Malicious insiders (Help Net Security)
2017-08-02 12:30
According to a new SANS survey, 40 percent of respondents rated malicious insiders (insiders who intentionally do harm) as the most damaging threat vector their companies faced. Furthermore, nearly half (49 percent) said they were in the process of developing a formal incident response plan with provisions to address insider threat. This further illustrates the urgency with which companies are moving to address this threat vector. “We are encouraged to see organizations recognizing malicious insiders … More →
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