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Vulnerabilities continue to leave the door open to insider threat and more

Vulnerabilities continue to leave the door open to insider threat and more

The number of vulnerabilities that organizations can confront are so many that if you’re not in the business of security or dealing with security matters, it can come as a bit of a shocker. Furthermore, the types of vulnerabilities can also be foreign territory for those who haven’t had extensive experience in the field. It is for this very lack of knowledge and expertise that so many businesses find themselves at a loss in tracking, as well as minimizing their security risks.

Overconfidence in breach detection puts all businesses at risk

Overconfidence in breach detection puts all businesses at risk

A little over a year ago Tripwire conducted a study that showed energy sector IT professionals were overconfident in their ability to detect breach. Unfortunately, this overconfidence persists. This year’s Tripwire study showed that 72% of energy IT pros believe they could detect configuration changes to endpoint devices on their organization’s network within the hour.

Insider threats are no joke and the hidden costs prove it

Insider threats are no joke and the hidden costs prove it

The types of security risks that organizations face vary in nature, which is why there’s such a push for all types of businesses to take a holistic approach to information security. Not only do businesses deal with the continuous evolution of threats, but they also deal with vulnerabilities that are hard to manage and resolve. One of these types of weak spots is insider threat.