The employee who sent company data to a personal email account
We mentioned earlier that employees often times email company data to themselves to work over the weekend. But, in this incident, an employee at Boeing
Get alerted to anomalous and malicious behaviours indicative of an oncoming attack or data breach
Limit how company data and files are handled to prevent accidental or intentional data leaks
Protect your systems from malware by preventing users from falling vulnerable to phishing campaigns
Keep an eye on those who have the most access with access control policies for privileged users
Employees or partners who use their legitimate access to corporate data for personal gain
Malicious insiders recruited by external parties to steal, alter, tamper with , or delete valuable data
Emotional attackers who seek to harm their organization as revenge for some sort of perceived wrong
Employees or partners who neglect or ignore the rules of an organization's cybersecurity policy
Third-party vendors who missuse their access and compromise the security of sensitive data
Some risks are driven by external events and factors that are outside of direct control. Other risks are driven by internal events and user actions that can be minimized and avoided. Some examples are risks from illegal, inappropriate, unauthorized, or unethical behaviour and actions by users in your organization. These behaviours include a broad range of internal risks from users:
Users in the modern workplace have access to create, manage, and share data across a broad spectrum of platforms and services. In most cases, organizations have limited resources and tools to identify and mitigate organization-wide risks while also meeting user privacy standards.
Insider risk management uses the full breadth of service and 3rd-party indicators to help you quickly identify, triage, and act on risk activity
Automatically detect and prevent inadvertent or malicious insiders from causing data breaches by sending sensitive data outside of your organization without permission
Single InsiderGuard agent installed in PC or Laptop can be the watchful eye to monitor all channels below
Powerful, easy-to-use tools to keep your remote, hybrid and office teams productive.
AI-powered algorithm analyses user behaviour patterns and automatically alerts you to any abnormal or suspicious activity
Assign productivity scores to websites, programs, and applications
Select between three types of screenshots: Continuous, Keyword Triggered and Activity Triggered
Track activities on local, removable, and cloud storage, as well as print operations. See when files are created, edited, deleted, or renamed
Set flexible work hours by team/department and decide when tracking starts and ends throughout the day
Choose from many preset reports or customize your own. Set up real-time alerts that fit your productivity metrics
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We mentioned earlier that employees often times email company data to themselves to work over the weekend. But, in this incident, an employee at Boeing
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