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3 Strategies to Protect IP in the Age of Employee Churn

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SHARING

Source: HP Aruba Networks Millennial Study 2015

SAVVY SUSCEPTIBLE

admit to taking data when they leave a job, and 42% believe it is their right to do so

>50%



That value is constantly at risk—and insiders are the threat

Note: Worldwide; 49-day period ending in February 2016; 5,009 Respondents; Individuals who have bona fide credentials in IT or security fieldsSource: Ponemon Institute; Thales Group; Website (vormetric.com); ID 529920



CONVENTIONAL SECURITYFALLS SHORT

What if we just let users be?

STRATEGIESTO PROTECT IP3


1. FOCUS ON THE HUMAN ELEMENTSee user activity and set a baseline for “normal.”



2. FOCUS ON YOUR MOST VALUABLE DATA (IP)What non-regulated data is most valuable to your company?




3. MAKE YOUR DATA WORK HARDERExamine the present—predict the future.




Insider Threat Predictability

Source: Deloitte - The Widespread Risk of Insider Threats 2015

Transparency = Freedom


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3 Strategies to Protect IP in the Age of Employee Churn · 2017-03-29 · 3 Strategies to Protect IP in the Age of Employee Churn. ATTENTION: Car break-in reported Laptop stolen