Virtually anyone with authorization to access your business data has the potential to disrupt operations by exploiting your security weaknesses. Read this infographic to learn more:

1. 55 employee-related
fraud incidents detected
within a 12 month period.
81% used someone else’s
credentials to gain elevated rights or
bypass separation-of-duty controls.
Virtually anyone with authorization to
access your business data has the
potential to disrupt operations by
exploiting your security weaknesses.
Evasive perpetrators can hide in
the identity of authorized personnel.
Internal frequent threats can be as
sophisticated as advanced hacking or as
simple as discovering a password in a
desk drawer.
71% of IT managers and executives believe insider
threat is the greatest risk to security. Be on alert for:
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Sources: Privileged User Abuse and The Insider Threat, Ponemon
Institute, May 2014; Privileged Users: Superman or Super threat?
A Privileged User Risk Whitepaper, Raytheon, 2014
62% of organizations have no way to
control what administrators do with their data.
79% of the time after altering application controls,
a privileged user reset them to avoid detection.
87 days on average
to recognize that insider
fraud has occurred.
105 days on
average to get to the
root cause of the fraud.
Inconsistent monitoring leaves threats
undetected and unresolved—long response
times put your organization at risk.
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