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Do You Have A Rogue Employee?

P.L

It seems that stories of employees ‘going rogue’ are always in the press – but how can companies stop them before they make the headlines? Do you even know if you have a rogue employee? If you’re a large multi-national organisation, the laws of probability aren’t in your favour. Add to the mix a person who’s earning minimum wage, handling data that has a retail value on the black market and the temptation might, one day, just prove too much.

: PHILIP LIEBERMAN, PRESIDENT AND CEO, LIEBERMAN SOFTWARE CORPORATION, U.S.A; Columnists; Posted On Monday, 04 February 2013 01:35

Managing Insider Threats

T.O

The number of annual security incidents caused by insider threats continues to increase. In The CERT Guide to Insider Threats, Capelli et al writes, “Insider threats are an intriguing and complex problem. Some assert that they are the most significant threat faced by organizations today.” Disgruntled system administrators damage data and systems, skilled professionals steal intellectual property, and inferior employees use information to achieve political or financial objectives for their self-gain. Any of these can constitute a critical national defense breach or breach of public trust.

: TOM OLZAK, RESEARCHER, INFOSECURITY INSTITUTE, UNITED KINGDOM; Columnists; Posted On Monday, 04 February 2013 01:30

Lone workers get more value for less money from Connexion2’s new Identicom 8 Series

Lone worker specialist, Connexion2, developer and manufacturer of the award winning Identicom lone worker device, has announced the next generation, Identicom 8 Series is now available for purchase through authorised Channel Partners and as part of a SoloProtect solution. The new 870 and 877 devices represent a significant development in dedicated lone worker devices, both for employers and solution providers and lone worker specialists.

: The Editorial Team; Industry News; Posted On Monday, 04 February 2013 01:27

BSIA inaugurates weblog to provide regular industry insight from market leaders

Vigilance can report that the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) has launched Security HQ, a new blog, aimed at providing a focal point for the Association’s rapidly developing social media and online activity.

According to a spokesperson for the Association providing opinions, reviews and analysis of industry trends, the blog will include contributions from BSIA members, industry service providers and key Association personnel. Once a month, BSIA Chief Executive, James Kelly, will also provide an insight into the Association’s strategy and his own activity in engaging with Parliamentarians and key industry stakeholders.