8 claims on pp. 46–65 (statement 4, evidence 2, definition 2).
A cybersecurity professional would like to see more bridging of the gap between cybersecurity and threat assessment.
I’d like to see more of a bridging of the gap between cybersecurity and threat assessment.
Figure 10 shows Cybersecurity & Insider Threat as an internal system (orange circle) surrounding the individual of concern.
Cybersecurity & Insider Threat (orange)
Why inferred figure description: the label is printed in the Figure 10 graphic; the colour and the internal/external grouping are read from the figure legend, not from running text
Cybersecurity and insider threat professionals may offer data from user activity monitoring, including anomalous digital behaviors such as unauthorized or failed access attempts to restricted systems or files.
Cybersecurity and insider threat professionals may offer data from user activity monitoring
Insider threat programs are designed to detect risks from trusted insiders, such as employees or contractors, who may intentionally or unintentionally cause harm.
Insider threat programs are designed to detect risks from trusted insiders, such as employees or contractors, who may intentionally or unintentionally cause harm
Insider threat programs typically focus on areas such as unauthorized access to sensitive data, sabotage, fraud, and misuse of systems, whereas BTAM programs focus on violence against individuals in the workplace.
BTAM programs focus on violence against individuals in the workplace
Collaboration between insider threat and BTAM programs can enable each to perform its functions more effectively.
Collaboration and partnership between these programs can enable each to perform their functions more effectively
Both insider threat and BTAM programs are specifically designed to detect early behavioral red flags, aggregate data from multiple sources, and facilitate cross-functional collaboration.
However, both insider threat and BTAM programs are specifically designed to detect early behavioral red flags, aggregate data from multiple sources, and facilitate cross-functional collaboration.
Because of these shared features, insider threat programs are well-positioned to support BTAM teams in identifying and mitigating risk before it escalates to violence.
These similarities make insider threat programs well-positioned to support BTAM teams in identifying and mitigating risk before it escalates to violence.
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