Evanina: Combating China’s ‘Existential’ Cyber, Influence Threats Requires Post-9/11 Intensity
Eighty percent of U.S. adults have had all of their personal data stolen thanks to China's "persistent and unending resources." Keep Reading
Eighty percent of U.S. adults have had all of their personal data stolen thanks to China's "persistent and unending resources." Keep Reading
The unit was allowed to abuse its authority for years without repercussions and became what whistleblowers described as a “gestapo" within the department that habitually targeted people of Chinese and Middle Eastern descent. Keep Reading
Organizations can detect malicious insiders from the time they access the network – before they have a chance to act. Keep Reading
Insider threats present themselves in a variety of ways, and a person isn’t always responsible. Most insider threats are a mix of technology, personnel, and security, according to officials from the US Department of State. Keep Reading
For the fifth year in a row, careless and untrained insiders are the leading source of security threats for public sector organizations. Keep Reading
If the deviation from normal was great enough, it would trigger one alert for the analyst to investigate. Keep Reading
User Activity Monitoring should be employed on networks to discover malicious cyber activity, log risk indicators and even head off workplace shootings. Keep Reading
The continued security clearance backlog poses an unsustainable government and industry can no longer tolerate. Keep Reading
As history shows, accurately judging an employee’s level of trustworthiness is not as straightforward as it seems. Keep Reading
First and foremost, encrypt the data to render the data useless even if it’s stolen or accidentally passed on. Keep Reading
"The next major infrastructure attack -- potentially, with high likelihood -- likely comes from an insider attack," says Harrell. Keep Reading