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  • 5 Steps to Building A People-Centric Insider Threat Program - APAC

    Most organizations understand the challenge of external cyber-attacks. But many of today’s biggest threats come from within. According to a recent study from Ponemon Institute, insider threats of all types have risen 45% in just two years, racking up a 31% increase in average costs over the same time period. Whether it’s careless users, disgruntled employees or compromised accounts - the cost of insider threats is on the rise. Addressing this type of threat requires a completely different approach to cybersecurity. After all, traditional security solutions are not designed to stop legitimate users accessing systems within the enterprise – or manage the significant risks. To address this challenge head-on, organizations need to develop an insider threat program, which can provide visibility into insider-led data breaches and streamline response and investigation, while balancing the protection of corporate assets with employee privacy. Join this webinar to learn the top five steps for building and maintaining a people-centric insider threat program, with best practices and real-life examples that you can use, including: - What kinds of Insider Threats cost organizations the most? - How to determine if your organization is doing enough to address insider threats - Five elements to building an effective insider threat program - Designing an insider threat management strategy as a combination of people, processes and technology – in that order!

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  • Biggest and Boldest Insider Threat Incidents of 2021

    Over the last two years, insider security incidents and the average cost per incident have jumped up significantly. That risk will continue to increase in an era of remote working and distributed teams. Today, anyone with insider access—outside contractors, consultants and vendors—can pose as a threat. So how can you stop these incidents and better protect your company? Join us for this 30-minute webinar to explore some of the biggest insider attacks of 2021 – and what you can do to avoid similar threats. You’ll learn: - The unexpected ways insiders can steal money, disrupt business and tarnish your brand - How third-party vendors can pose as big of an insider threat as your employees - Tricks that outside attackers use to gain insider access - Tips for managing insider threats and risks in your organization

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  • Lessons Learned from Operational Insider Threat Programs

    Join Gurucul’s customer for a discussion on lessons learned operationalizing Insider Threat Programs. With proven strategies and tactics, organizations can get to the point where they are able to remediate insider threats in real-time or at least before data is exfiltrated. Insider threats are a serious concern, and they are on the rise. What's new are the threat vectors that have presented themselves in recent months. Work from home employees, staff reduction, reduced hours, or furloughed insiders; the unfortunate reality is that insider risk is certainly on the rise. The expansion of work from home policies means more employees accessing corporate networks and data over public networks using personal devices. Every organization needs to update its Insider Threat Program or at minimum, implement basic monitoring controls.

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  • Insider Risk and Supply Chain Threats for Financial Services

    The risks associated with insider threats grow with the more blatant recruitment of insiders via threat actor groups like Lapsus$, nation state recruitment efforts, the “Great Resignation” changing employee behaviors and the software supply chain extended to partners, third-party contractors, and consultants. Credential-based external attacks are also making it even more difficult for security teams to distinguish malicious insiders from external threat actors. Fundamentally, we must change how we look at insider risk and associated threats and implement new strategies to work cross-functionally to protect the organization from both insider and external threats.

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  • Reducing the $11.45M Cost of Insider Threats - It’s Payback Time

    The cost of insider threats has increased 31% over the last two years, to a whopping average annual rate of $11.45 million. Could organizations reduce these costs, while achieving positive ROI? According to new research from Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), the answer is a resounding “Yes!” In the case of insider threats, security doesn’t need to be a cost center. In fact, insider threat management (ITM) technology can pay for itself in only 5 months. Join our industry experts as they show you how to break down the cost of insider threats, reduce operational expenditure by 56% (or $400,000 per month*), and better protect your organization from insider risk. You will learn how to: - Reduce insider threat costs by up to 56% - Increase productivity and improved regulatory compliance - Improve security effectiveness and reduce insider risk

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  • 5 steps to Insider Threat Management

    Most organizations understand the challenge of external cyber-attacks. But many of today’s biggest threats come from within. According to a recent study from Ponemon Institute, insider threats of all types have risen 45% in just two years, racking up a 31% increase in average costs over the same time period. Whether it’s careless users, disgruntled employees or compromised accounts - the cost of insider threats is on the rise. Addressing this type of threat requires a completely different approach to cybersecurity. After all, traditional security solutions are not designed to stop legitimate users accessing systems within the enterprise – or manage the significant risks. To address this challenge head-on, organizations need to develop an insider threat program, which can provide visibility into insider-led data breaches and streamline response and investigation, while balancing the protection of corporate assets with employee privacy. Join this webinar to learn the top five steps for building and maintaining a people-centric insider threat program, with best practices and real-life examples that you can use, including: What kinds of Insider Threats cost organizations the most?How to determine if your organization is doing enough to address insider threatsFive elements to building an effective insider threat programDesigning an insider threat management strategy as a combination of people, processes and technology – in that order!

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  • 10 Biggest and Boldest Threats of 2020 – 2021 (so far!)

    Over the last two years alone, insider security incidents have jumped 47%, with the average cost per incident up 31%. That risk is only increasing in an era of remote working and distributed teams. Today, anyone with insider access—outside contractors, consultants and vendors—can pose an insider threat. Many organisations are learning that the hard way. Join us for this webinar to explore some of the biggest insider attacks of 2021 – and what you can do to avoid similar threats. You’ll learn: •The unexpected ways insiders can steal money, disrupt business and tarnish your brand •How third-party vendors can pose as big of an insider threat as your employees •Tricks that outside attackers use to gain insider access •Tips for managing insider threats and risks in your organisation Presenter: Steve Moros, Senior Director of Threat Detection, APJ, Proofpoint Presenter: Yvette Lejins, Resident CISO, APAC, Proofpoint Moderator: Anthony Lim, CSSLP, Advocate, (ISC)² Singapore Chapter

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  • Mitigate Risk from Insider Threats: Insights & Advice

    Featuring Forrester Research Insider threats are a top concern for CISOs. Remote work, cloud adoption, and employee turnover have created a perfect storm for organizations trying to protect their most strategic and sensitive data. Understanding the best response to careless, malicious, and compromised users is imperative to managing insider threats and helping your organization minimize brand and financial damage. During National Insider Threat Awareness Month, join our special one-hour webinar with guest speaker, Forrester Research’s Joseph Blankenship, VP and Research Director for Security & Risk, to learn: - How the current macroeconomic environment is impacting insider threats and what it means going forward - How employee turnover – often dubbed the Great Resignation or Great Reshuffle – increases the risk of insider threats - Practical advice and lessons learned from real-world examples of insider threats - How to take a proactive, context-driven approach to managing insider threats

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  • Approaches to Managing Insider Risk in a Work-from-Anywhere World

    With the massive shift to remote working in 2020, organizations are racing to rethink their security programs to both guard from external attacks as well as manage risk from insiders. Modern approaches to insider threat management must incorporate investments in People, Process, and Technology. This means formalized insider threat management programs; it means investment in insider threat management technologies; and it means building resilience into the fabric of your organization with training. Join Proofpoint and (ISC)2 on February 23, 2021 at 1:00pm Eastern as we kick off the new year with a discussion about security awareness, education and insider threat management and how best to defend your organization and arm your users to mitigate an insider incident.

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  • Approaches to Managing Insider Risk in a Work-from-Anywhere World

    With the massive shift to remote working in 2020, organizations are racing to rethink their security programs to both guard from external attacks as well as manage risk from insiders. Modern approaches to insider threat management must incorporate investments in People, Process, and Technology. This means formalized insider threat management programs; it means investment in insider threat management technologies; and it means building resilience into the fabric of your organization with training. Join Proofpoint and (ISC)2 on February 23, 2021 at 1:00pm Eastern as we kick off the new year with a discussion about security awareness, education and insider threat management and how best to defend your organization and arm your users to mitigate an insider incident.

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  • The Risk of Insider Threats is Real - here's what you need to know

    Insider threats have been recognised as a growing risk over the years. The massive shift to remote working, combined with the accelerated digital transformation efforts, that lean on cloud-based applications, presents a very real challenge in effectively managing insider threats. Join us in a lively 60-minute session featuring Forrester Research where we will discuss real-world examples of insider threats – caused by negligent, malicious or compromised users – and explore how these threats have evolved in both causation and impact. In this session, you will learn: - What are the best practices to identify and address insider threats - Why contextual intelligence is important to establish intent - How key response strategies can reduce time and costs to mitigate risk - Why legacy security tools are unable to address insider threats Attendees will receive a copy of Forrester’s Best Practices Report on Mitigating Insider Threats.

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  • Identifying and Avoiding Insider Threats in Today’s Remote Workforce Age

    Today, Insider Threat poses an even greater risk to businesses in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Forrester Research, Inc. reported that in 2020, a quarter of all security breaches were caused by an insider and estimates that in 2021, Insider Threats will account for 33% of security breaches. Watch this session with a panel of experts, including Bugcrowd’s Katie Paxton-Fear, who discuss: - Factors that contribute to this increase in Insider breaches - How remote work has impacted the malicious & non-malicious Insider Threats facing businesses - The implications on enterprises today.

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  • Level Up Your Insider Threat Program with AI

    Sometimes just having a SOC isn’t enough to address insider threat issues. Security operations teams are managing massive amounts of data across billions of events from on premises to the cloud. Looking for specific needles like insider threats in this complex haystack has special requirements that encompass both searching historic data and seeing evolving credential behavior changes as they happen. During times of organizational change—whether through downsizing, expansion, or shifts among employees, vendors, and contractors—insider threats can easily go unnoticed as the environment rapidly evolves. Addressing these insider threats requires a targeted, proactive strategy. Join us for a webinar on December 12 to learn: - The common scenarios that indicate you need an insider threat team, how to build a mission statement, and tools - Four attributes of a successful insider threat program - How behavioral analytics baseline "normal" behavior of users and devices - showing risk faster - An automated investigation experience that replaces manual routines and effectively guides new insider threat teams

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  • Tackling Insider Threats in Financial Services

    Insider threats are the top concern of CISOs globally and across many industries. For Financial Services organizations, insider threats are particularly challenging due to large volumes of highly sensitive and regulated data, acceleration of shadow IT, and a hybrid workforce. These dynamics have increased the risks of data loss and financial and brand damage from careless, malicious, and compromised users. As a result, Financial Services has the highest annualized cost of insider threats at $21.3 million, more than any other industry.1 Join us for a discussion with John Checco, Proofpoint’s Resident CISO for Financial Services, and Stephanie Torto, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Proofpoint, to understand what makes Financial Services organizations prone to insider threats and what strategies organizations can take to mitigate risk. During the webinar, you will learn: • The three types of insider threats and why they are trending up in Financial Services • The importance of context to understand people risk • Real-world examples of insider threat use cases and their implications • How to take a proactive, context-driven approach to managing insider threats

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  • Tackling Insider Threats in Financial Services

    Insider threats are the top concern of CISOs globally and across many industries. For Financial Services organizations, insider threats are particularly challenging due to large volumes of highly sensitive and regulated data, acceleration of shadow IT, and a hybrid workforce. These dynamics have increased the risks of data loss and financial and brand damage from careless, malicious, and compromised users. As a result, Financial Services has the highest annualized cost of insider threats at $21.3 million, more than any other industry.1 Join us for a discussion with John Checco, Proofpoint’s Resident CISO for Financial Services, and Stephanie Torto, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Proofpoint, to understand what makes Financial Services organizations prone to insider threats and what strategies organizations can take to mitigate risk. During the webinar, you will learn: • The three types of insider threats and why they are trending up in Financial Services • The importance of context to understand people risk • Real-world examples of insider threat use cases and their implications • How to take a proactive, context-driven approach to managing insider threats

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  • Inside Job: Unmasking and Mitigating Insider Threats

    Insider threats pose a growing risk to organizations, often bypassing traditional security measures. In this webinar, Inside Job: Unmasking and Mitigating Insider Threats, we explore the critical role of threat intelligence in identifying and neutralizing these internal risks. Learn how to spot early warning signs, implement effective monitoring strategies, and safeguard your sensitive data from insider attacks. Whether it’s malicious intent or accidental breaches, our experts will guide you through the best practices for mitigating insider threats and strengthening your overall security posture. Join us on October 17 at 11 AM ET to fortify your defenses.

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