Babel Street and Carahsoft are excited to invite you to join us in the lead up to DoDIIS 2023 to explore how your team can innovate, adapt, and collaborate in service of your mission goals by utilizing emerging technologies.
In today's digital landscape, organizations and government agencies face a growing threat from insider risks, which can have far-reaching consequences for reputation, business continuity, loss of life, and national security. To effectively safeguard against insider threats, organizations must adopt a holistic insider risk management (HIRM) program. This webinar will explore the critical elements of a HIRM program, emphasizing the pivotal role that publicly available information (PAI) monitoring plays in strengthening security measures, so everyone on the inside is on your side.
Join us as we delve into the multifaceted world of insider risk management. Attendees will learn:
- What is an insider threat, and the difference between a risk and a threat? We will begin by defining insider threats and shedding light on the various forms they can take, from accidental data breaches to malicious intent.
- The essential components of a robust HIRM program, such as policy development, employee training, essential coordination, and incident response planning.
- The power of PAI and how it can serve as a valuable resource for identifying potential insider risks and facilitating investigations. We will explore advanced tools and techniques for monitoring and analyzing publicly accessible data sources.
- How to seamlessly integrate publicly available information monitoring into an existing HIRM program, with a focus on best practices and compliance.
By the end of this webinar, attendees will be equipped with the knowledge and tools needed to enhance their organization's security posture through an effective holistic insider risk management program, with a special emphasis on harnessing the valuable insights offered by publicly available information monitoring.
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