INSIDER THREAT SOFTWARE

Detect, investigate, and prevent insider threats across your organization.

Insider Threats Are Evolving. Your Tools Should Too.

Insider threats are more prevalent than ever in today’s complex digital landscape. Organizations face growing risks of internal data breaches, loss, and sabotage. With Kaseware’s insider threat software, you can proactively investigate suspicious behavior—helping protect your data, operations, and personnel from internal risks.

Guide to Creating a Proactive Insider Threat Strategy

Everything You Need to Deter, Detect, & Mitigate Risk from Insider Threats

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What Is an Insider Threat?

Insider threats occur when individuals within an organization use their authorized access, either intentionally or unintentionally, to cause harm. These threats don’t come solely from employees. Contractors, business partners and third-party vendors who have access to a business’s network, data or systems also pose serious risks.

Internal threats can manifest themselves in any of the following ways:

SABOTAGE

ESPIONAGE

UNAUTHORIZED INFO DISCLOSURE

VIOLENCE

TERRORISM

CORRUPTION & ORGANIZED CRIME

RESOURCE LOSS OR DEGRADATION

Types of Insider Threats

There are numerous types of insider threats that you should be aware of in your organization, including:

Trusted Insider

These insiders malevolently act without influence from any external sources. Individuals in high positions of power are particularly dangerous insiders because of their privilege and exclusive access.

Collaborators

Collaborators work with external threats like business competitors and use their insider access to harm their organizations. They may steal intellectual property, commit fraud or encourage espionage.

Pawns

These insiders are manipulated into committing malicious activities, usually unwittingly. They may fall victim to spear-phishing, malware attacks or third-party disguises.

Negligent Insiders

Negligent insiders don’t act with malicious intent, but their carelessness or disregard for the rules results in harm to the company. For example, someone who misplaces a storage device, ignores security patch updates or doesn’t adhere to security policies would be a negligent insider.

Detect and Monitor Insider Threats

Organizations can detect and monitor insider threats by deploying a mix of monitoring tools, internal controls, and user education. Key strategies include:

Employee screening

Track digital behavior for red flags like data access anomalies, download spikes, or suspicious logins.

Event auditing

Routine audits help companies understand what regular patterns and behaviors look like so they can recognize potentially fraudulent activity.

Action approval

Implement checks and balances by requiring specific administrators to approve employee actions.

Team training

Teaching employees to avoid fraud, scams and viruses is a proactive way to protect your company from threats.

Threat intelligence software

Use integrated investigation platforms like Kaseware to centralize alerts, collect threat indicators, and link behavior to investigations.

Build a Resilient Insider Threat Program With Kaseware

At Kaseware, we developed threat intelligence software that helps users conduct internal investigations securely and efficiently. Our streamlined platform has dozens of features in one cloud-based source.

Team Management

Our investigation team management software enables real-time collaboration, reporting and information presentation among stakeholders. Utilize customizable tools to promote messaging security, retention policies, task management, notifications and records management. Additionally, Kaseware allows for easy implementation of per-user access controls and document classification to facilitate secure data sharing between organizations and individuals.

Open-Source Intelligence

With open-source intelligence (OSINT) tools, you can gain valuable insights into fraud investigations by instantly searching hundreds of open web, social media, deep web and dark web sources for the names, emails, keywords, phone numbers and aliases of those who have attracted suspicion. These features are ideal for finding leads and next steps for internal threat investigations.

Third-Party Integrations

Threat intelligence software integrates with third-party sources to collect information on insider threats, organized crime, cybercrime and corporate theft. Kaseware’s application programming interface (API) is configurable for report and notification automation, sending these resources to external partners like public safety officials and law enforcement. All third-party data sources undergo meticulous security audits to ensure the utmost protection.

Link Analysis

Kaseware’s insider threat awareness software allows connections to be created between entities, such as people, organizations and geolocations through our link analysis charts. Using this tool, users can generate, edit and modify nodes, entities and relationships across complex datasets and visually connect the dots to gain valuable insights into internal investigations by uncovering patterns and abnormalities.

Dispatch Operations

Track, manage and dispatch security assets through Kaseware’s internal investigation software. This feature includes access controls, alerts and messaging between security guards and stakeholders to enable easy communication with security personnel in the event of insider threats. Dispatch tools through Kaseware also feature instant identification scanning, which facilitates automatic identification logging through barcode scanning.

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