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18 Apr 2008 |
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18 Apr 2008 |
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ABSTRACT:
While all of the attention was focused on perimeter security and preventing attacks from the outside in the last few years, employees and other trusted insiders quietly have become the most dangerous threat to corporate networks. They have access to sensitive data and often are not very careful how they handle it, leaving enterprises and other organizations vulnerable to a variety of deliberate and accidental incidents.
This video lesson will be a case study of how one financial institution addressed the insidious problem of insider attacks. Barclays Capital needed a way to defend against both malicious and careless insiders in an industry where there is zero margin for error. In this presentation, viewers will get:
- A detailed look at the measures that Barclays used to address insider threats.
- Tips and tactics for preventing incidents before they occur.
- A framework for reducing the likelihood of insider attacks.
- Key lessons you can learn from recent insider attacks.
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SPEAKER:
Stephen Bonner
Head of Information Risk Management, Barclays
Bonner is responsible for managing the global information risk team of Barclays information, infrastructure, and applications by identifying, managing, and leading, either directly or through partnerships, all aspects of information risk. He joined Barclays, initially within Barclays Capital, in 2003 from LIFFE, where he was Information Security Manager, responsible for protecting transactions worth $12 trillion per month. Prior to LIFFE, he worked at various London investment banks.
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