Insider Threat: Protect Yourself from Departing Employees
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Companies face significant risks from departing employees stealing sensitive data and intellectual property. A survey found that 88% of companies said they either lacked policies or technology to prevent data theft by former employees. Many employees admit taking company materials they created, and over 25% took materials they did not create. Millennials and those in senior positions are most likely to change jobs soon, within 60 days of leaving in many cases when data theft has occurred, putting companies at risk of insider threats.
Insider Threat: Protect Yourself from Departing Employees
- 1. Sources: ERE, National Cybersecurity Institute, Biscom INSIDER THREAT: ProtectYourselffromDepartingEmployees Companies are at risk for insider threat when employees move on said their company either did not have policies or technology to prevent data theft, or that they had ignored them took company strategy materials admit to taking company materials they had created 88% 85% took material they did not create25% MILLENNIALS 66% 57%expect to change jobs in the next 鍖ve years of those in senior positions expect to have a new job by 2020 70% 60DAYS of people who have stolen intellectual property from an employer did so within of leaving the organization 95%