1.5 CPE Companies have enough to worry about from outsiders when it comes to cybersecurity. From clever hackers infiltrating their networks to criminal gangs stealing their data and government surveillance of their systems, security teams have to be on their toes at all times. But the insider threat can be just as dangerous and sometimes harder to detect.
According to the 2015 Insider Threat Spotlight Report, 62 percent of security professionals are seeing a rise in insider attacks. While many of these are malicious attacks, they can also be unintentional breaches. The consequences, no matter the motivation, can be equally devastating.
This course discusses the most current and dangerous insider cybersecurity threats and outlines measures for preventing and investigating insider data theft, industrial espionage, cyber-sabotage, identity theft and more.
The course covers:
- Types of insider threats and most common perpetrators
- Red flags of internal data theft, cyber-sabotage, identity theft and espionage to watch for
- Latest best practices in information security
- Insider data theft investigation essentials
Learning Objectives
- Explore the common and not-so-common insider threats to your organization’s information security
- Identify the most common insider cyber-perpetrators
- Identify the red flags of potential or actual insider cyber-crime
- Explore how to detect and initiate an investigation of suspected insider cyber-crime
Last updated/reviewed: March 10, 2024
26 Reviews (129 ratings)
Reviews
Todd Williamson
( at CPChem)
The course provided a good overview of the topic. I found it lacking in discussing some of the applications that might be used to help mitigate the threat such as Privileged Access Management System, Data Loss Prevention (DLP), and specific tools now available to detect suspicious insider activity.
Anonymous
(Marketing Manager)
This course was informative and the exam followed the talking points very closely. I appreciated that the exam covered the information provided in the course rather than drawing on outside points or references. I enjoyed the instructor drawing on his own experiences/news stories.
Anonymous
(Staff Auditor II)
This is a horrible speaker. I looked at his biography and noted that his website it inactive. You may want an instructor who is more current than this instructor. I recommend someone else who is a better speaker and who can update this course and add current case studies.
Wanda Richardson
(Unemployed at Not Applicable)
Great course! What surprised me was that apart from hackers, the next highest percentage of cyber fraud was committed by employees (i.e., known and unknown). All employees can benefit from this course given that pressure can come at any time.
Anonymous
(Vice President, Controller, Treasury and..)
The discussions on who the likely perpetrators of cyber crime and on red flags of insider information attacks added additional insight to the slides.
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Anonymous
(Head of Internal Audit)
important topic to consider since usually companies concentrate on outside threats, whhen an insider is left alone. Good presentation on the topic.
Emily Agoston
(Human Resource Associate at CNM LLP)
This is great. I enjoyed the lecture. There were also good examples for each topic that was discussed.
I thought the processor spoke well.
Jordann Hoo Jiun Horng
(Senior Internal Auditor at OCLARO INC)
Slides are brief and simple to read, the presenter does talk straight to the point and make it easier to absorb.
Anonymous
(IT Advisory Snr. Associate)
This is more of a refresher course on cyber security. Nothing surprised me. This will be beneficial to beginners.
Anonymous
(Senior IT Auditor)
Very comprehensive and helpful course. I am very happy to take the course it is really informative and worth.
Anonymous
(Head of Global Business Assurance)
Peter did a nice job of concisely stating the material in an easy to understand way. Thanks, Peter!
Anonymous
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Program materials were relevant and contributed to the achievement of the learning objectives.
Anonymous
(Finance and IT Consultant)
Good course coverage, but some of the data taken for exemplification are not current ones.
Jeffrey Egerstrom
(President at Mgmt Consultant)
nice coverage on relevant topics. This is a brief and short description of my review.
Anonymous
(Auditor)
The course was easy to follow and understand along with the case studies presented.
Anonymous
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Well structured and easy to follow. Practical examples and relatable case studies.
Anonymous
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This was an informative course and highlights key things to be always mindful of.
Anonymous
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A very good overview of the topic presented in a clear manner with good examples.
Anonymous
(Senior Internal Auditor)
This was an interesting course understanding cyber threats in general
Peter Abader
(- at BMO)
material needs significant revision ... did not like the course
Anonymous
(Audit Manager)
This was a very detailed course, good information provided.
Anonymous
(Senior Internal Auditor)
The course provided good insights on internal cyber-crime
Anonymous
(Accountant)
Very informative and well structured course. Good Job.
Sophia Kasozi
(- at City of Edmonton)
Like the focus on Fraud and Security
Anton Chornyi
(Group Internal Audit Officer at Ferrexpo)
Good training.
Prerequisites
Course Complexity: Intermediate
No Advanced Preparation or Prerequisites are needed for this course.
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Illumeo, Inc., 75 East Santa Clara St., Suite 1215, San Jose, CA
95113
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Peter GoldmannPeter Goldmann, MSc., CFE, Co-Founder, FraudResourceNet
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