INSIDER THREAT ASSESSMENT SERVICES
Our Insider Threat assessments are designed to evaluate the rigor of security configurations, identify areas of lax access controls, and evaluate the defensive mechanisms in place to detect and respond to abuses. Trust CyberSecOp to help secure your networks from insider threats.
Insider Threat Assessment Services
Insider Threat Mitigation Micro-Assessment services
Our Insider Threat Vulnerability Assessment provides your organization with a better understanding of insider threats as well as an improved ability to assess and manage associated risks. Enterprise security risk assessments are carried out to enable organizations to assess, identify, and improve their overall data security.
Malicious insiders are employees or partners who have access to sensitive information and use it for personal or financial gain.
Disgruntled former employees - emotional attackers seeking vengeance against their former employer.
Careless insider—an unwitting pawn who exposes the system to external threats.
This is the most common type of insider threat, which occurs as a result of human error, such as leaving a device exposed or falling victim to a scam.
Third-party vendors or applications abuse their access to the organization's data due to a security breach or malicious intent.
Insider Threats Risk Assessment Service
Insider threat risk assessment is a critical component of an effective insider threat program. Insider threat risk assessment is typically performed as part of a general cybersecurity risk assessment. Understanding your risk posture is an essential step in developing an insider threat program strategy. Assessments should explore the entire organization, including your assets, business environment, threats, vulnerabilities, security governance, and legal issues.
Our assessment is the only methodology that provides you with a clear and granular understanding of:
Insider risk security posture based on our proprietary Key Risk Factors
Critical assets based on our proprietary Key Impact Factors
Insider threats posed to your organization based on our proprietary Key Threat Factors
Vulnerabilities to your assets based on our proprietary Key Vulnerability Factors
Insider risks posed by third parties and trusted business partners
Key Benefits of Insider Threat Security Services
Budgets and resources for insider threat security programs should be prioritized.
Determine the gaps in your technology stack's ability to detect and prevent insider threats.
Boost the organization's return on investment.
Reduce operational risk and the impact of insider threats and data theft incidents.
Based on actual findings and leadership consensus, improve the insider threat security program.
Insider threat programs and build effective security program capabilities to stop these threats in their tracks.
INSIDER THREAT DATA RISK ASSESSMENT service
The insider threat program currently has one full-time employee identifying threats and risks, as well as providing follow-up, and the program is expanding contractor disclosure requirements to reduce the risk of foreign influence during procurements.
To effectively mitigate the threats posed by trusted insiders, particularly those centered on your most valuable asset, unstructured data, you must first understand your organization's susceptibility to threats. CyberSecOp Insider Threat Data Risk Assessment assesses your readiness to prevent, detect, and respond to insider threats involving your most valuable asset, data. The Insider Threat Data Risk Assessment gives you the fundamental elements you need to support or implement an effective risk-based data management program.
What is an insider threat?
An insider threat is an employee, former employee, contractor, business associate, or another person within an organization who has access to critical data and IT systems and thus poses a risk to the organization. Policies, procedures, and technologies that help prevent privilege misuse or limit the damage it can cause can help manage insider threats. These insider threat prevention best practices will assist you in reducing the risk of sensitive data being compromised.