Overview

Join us as we explore the complex landscape of insider threats, using real-world examples to illustrate their diverse manifestations. From intentional acts of wrongdoing to accidental breaches, we examine the range of risks posed by insiders within organizational settings. Furthermore, we analyse the motivations behind such threats and identify indicators for proactive detection. Additionally, we provide actionable insights into the most effective strategies for mitigating these risks and strengthening business resilience. By leveraging a combination of technology, robust policies, and processes, organizations can protect their assets and reputation against the dangers of insider threats.

Learning outcomes

In this presentation you will:

• Gain an understanding of the diverse nature of insider threats, evidenced by real-world cases, encompassing both intentional malicious acts and unintentional breaches.
• Acquire insights into the motivations underlying insider threats, enabling them to recognise potential warning signs and indicators for proactive detection, enhancing their ability to identify and respond to such risks effectively. 
• Learn actionable strategies and best practices for mitigating insider threats and strengthening organisational resilience, including leveraging technology, implementing robust policies and processes, to safeguard assets and reputation against the multifaceted challenges posed by insider threats.

About the speaker

Richard Davies

Managing Director, Procare Cyber

Biography

Richard is Managing Director of Procare Cyber, providing cyber security advice, training, assurance and incident response services to technical teams and non-technical leadership across a range of corporate and government clients. He has over 20 years’ experience in the cyber security sector incorporating both pre and post-incident in the UK, Europe, Hong Kong and Australia. He has previously worked for PwC, Kroll, and as an independent consultant. Richard is also an Assessor for the Council of Registered Ethical Security Testers (CREST). He was part of the team that managed breach notifications for the 2018 Marriott data breach impacting 300 million guests.