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An insider threat is a risk that comes from within an organization, typically from someone who has access to critical information, systems, or resources. This could be an employee, contractor, or even a business partner. Unlike external threats, which come from outside hackers or competitors, insider threats are particularly dangerous because they involve individuals who already have legitimate access to sensitive areas of the business. When we talk about insider threats, we’re not just talking about malicious actions. Sure, some insiders deliberately misuse their access to steal data, sabotage systems, or leak confidential information. But insider threats can also be unintentional. For instance, an employee might accidentally send sensitive information to the wrong person or fall for a phishing scam, thereby exposing the organization to significant risk. What makes insider threats so challenging to manage is the fact that the people involved often have a deep understanding of the organization’s security measures, which makes it easier for them to bypass controls and cover their tracks. They might exploit their knowledge of the company’s systems and processes to carry out their actions without raising immediate alarms. Learn more >> https://lnkd.in/e9wVk9z3 Share and follow Threat Intelligence Lab!
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>> Reconnaissance: Scouting the Target >> Weaponization: Crafting the Threat >> Delivery: Launching the Attack >> Exploitation: Gaining Entry >> Installation: Securing Presence >> Command and Control (C2) >> Actions on Objectives: Achieving the Endgame This is the cyber attack cycle, also known as the cyber kill chain. It outlines the steps attackers take to infiltrate and compromise your organization’s systems. We go deeper on each step on our website https://lnkd.in/eaT8w6pc Share and follow Threat Intelligence Lab!
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