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Insider Threat: Protecting the Enterprise from Sabotage, Spying, and Theft
Elsevier Science and Technology, Dec 2005, Pages: 350
The Secret Service, FBI, NSA, CERT (Computer Emergency Response Team) and George Washington University have all identified 'Insider Threats' as one of the most significant challenges facing IT, security, law enforcement, and intelligence professionals today.
This book will teach IT professional and law enforcement officials about the dangers posed by insiders to their IT infrastructure and how to mitigate these risks by designing and implementing secure IT systems as well as security and human resource policies. The book will begin by identifying the types of insiders who are most likely to pose a threat. Next, the reader will learn about the variety of tools and attacks used by insiders to commit their crimes including: encryption, steganography, and social engineering. The book will then specifically address the dangers faced by corporations and government agencies. Finally, the reader will learn how to design effective security systems to prevent insider attacks and how to investigate insider security breeches that do occur.
Throughout the book, the authors will use their backgrounds in the CIA to analyze several, high-profile cases involving insider threats.
- Tackles one of the most significant challenges facing IT, security, law enforcement, and intelligence professionals today
- Both co-authors worked for several years at the CIA, and they use this experience to analyze several high-profile cases involving insider threat attacks
- Despite the frequency and harm caused by insider attacks, there are no competing books on this topic.books on this topic
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