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Preventing Insider Threats with UEBA

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Insider threats are malicious activity against an organization that comes from users with legitimate access to an organization’s network, applications or databases. These users can be any with access to the organization’s physical or digital assets. While the term is most commonly used to describe illicit or malicious activity, it can also refer to users who unintentionally cause harm to the business.

In many cases, any of these users might have inappropriate access rights. For example, in many organizations, employees’ system access rights are not revoked as the employees change roles. They accumulate rights but rarely lose them. As a result, long-term users may be able to access systems more readily than their current jobs require. In other cases, a termination workflow doesn’t complete correctly, and an ex-employee is still able to access sensitive applications or servers remotely. In short, the set of potential insider threats tends to be both much larger and also harder to identify than most CIOs imagine.

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