Protecting against malicious insiders: lessons from public and private sectors
In our latest webinar, we explored the increasingly complex challenge of protecting organisations against insider threats.
The risks posed by individuals with access to organisational data, assets, and systems range from accidental breaches, preventable with robust processes and training, to malicious acts that cause substantial financial, reputational, or operational harm.
On 27 February at 15:00 – 16:30 GMT, Clue gathered experts from law enforcement, financial services and counter-terrorism to explore strategies that prevent rogue insiders from entering your organisation and effectively tackle those already inside.
Chair: Matt Horne, Director of Intelligence and Investigations, Clue Software, and former Deputy Director, National Crime Agency
Panel:
- Detective Superintendent Tony O’Sullivan, Head of Counter Corruption Command, Department of Professional Standards, Metropolitan Police
- Tracey Carpenter, Insider Threat Manager, Cifas
- Dean Haydon QPM, Former Deputy Assistant Commissioner, Former Senior National Coordinator, Counter Terrorism Policing
- Jayne Cowell, Defence industry security expert
The Measuring Success and Impact: Fraud and Economic Crime toolkit equips counter-fraud teams with essential tools to demonstrate the tangible value of their work, as proving impact becomes increasingly vital.