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In today's dynamic business environment, the risk of serious security incidents, such as ransomware attacks, sensitive data leaks or compromised key systems, is an inherent part of doing business. The speed and effectiveness of the response to such events is crucial for maintaining operational continuity, protecting the company's reputation, and minimising financial and reputational damage.
Checking that applicable procedures (e.g. incident response and communication procedures) are understood and applied in practice.
Verifying how individual departments within the organisation respond to a significant security incident.
Checking that applicable procedures (e.g. incident response and communication procedures) are understood and applied in practice.
Identifying organisational, process and communication gaps (e.g. lack of clear decision-making paths and unclear roles and responsibilities).
Assessing cooperation readiness between departments (e.g. board/management, IT, HR, marketing/PR, legal departments).
Identifying necessary improvements at both the procedural and practical team competency levels.
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The Insider Threat service is primarily aimed at medium and large organisations that have significant resources, valuable data or critical systems and are exposed to the risk of abuse by people with internal access, such as employees, contractors or business partners. This applies in particular to companies in sectors such as finance, healthcare, technology, public administration and enterprises with large databases.
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An Insider Threat program improves cybersecurity by detecting and preventing risks that originate from employees, contractors, or partners who have legitimate access to systems and data. It helps reduce data breaches, intellectual property theft, and accidental leaks through monitoring, awareness training, and stronger access controls.
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The cost of a Insider Threat depends on the size of the organization and the solution chosen. Contact our sales team for a detailed quote.
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An Insider Threat exercise helps organizations test their ability to detect, investigate, and respond to risks originating from employees, contractors, or partners with legitimate access. It strengthens monitoring processes, clarifies roles and escalation paths, improves coordination between HR, legal, and security teams, and reduces the likelihood of data breaches or intellectual property loss.