Insider Threats | IT Brew

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‘Job huggers’ are a new cybersecurity problem

One CSO says disengaged employees are more likely to fall for phishing emails and report security issues too late.

Brianna Monsanto

Cyber risk insurance gap

How to build a better insider risk program

One cybersecurity expert says organizations should remember that insider risk is not limited to malicious insider attacks.

Brianna Monsanto

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Companies are shelling out more on insider risk management

DTEX CEO Marshall Heilman tells IT Brew that companies are taking insider risk “more seriously than they have in the past.”

Brianna Monsanto

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Elon Musk’s DOGE job cuts present security threats, experts say

“There are things to be concerned about, and there are things that are less dire than they may appear to be,” one expert says.

Twitter source code was posted to GitHub, likely for weeks

In yet another headache for Twitter, its source code was posted to GitHub by an anonymous user.

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Don’t neglect physical security, expert penetration testers say

Sloppy physical security can be a backdoor past robust cyber defenses.

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