In order to use security convergence to combat the growing threat of insider attacks, one must first understand key facts about the issue. 

The critical infrastructure landscape is changing, and security leaders need a strategy for addressing the evolving challenge of insider threats.

Security leaders should consider how everyday habits can drastically improve security measures surrounding intellectual property protection.

In the dynamic and ever-changing landscape of the retail sector, the imperative task of thwarting theft has undergone substantial transformations. 

When employees feel that their boss is watching their every move, it can reduce trust, create resentment and raise concerns about privacy rights. 

Large language models and generative AI, such as ChatGPT, can be helpful tools but can also open organizations up to unintended risks if used improperly. 

Insider risk is largely a people problem, meaning that successful insider risk solutions focus not only on technology, but on educating employees.

The causes and costs of insider threats were analyzed in a recent report that found that the average annual cost of an insider risk has increased 40%.

A report highlights the most prominent threats visible on the dark web including posts on dark web forums, insider threats and supply chain attacks.

In a new report, focused on the healthcare industry, found the primary use case was tele-emergency medical services.