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Why and how businesses should protect against data breaches from within

  • Written by Craig Horne, Strategic Information Security Consultant and PhD Researcher, University of Melbourne
imageData breaches are on the rise and insiders are a big part of it.Shutterstock

As we become more connected and companies hold more data, breaches are increasing, with more than 4,000 reported in 2016 alone. A statistical analysis of breaches in the United States found that 85% were conducted by someone known to the business, usually an employee or...

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