insider threat

• Understanding psychology of insider threats could stop the next one

  Everyday behavior of your coworkers could be a sign of a looming insider attack. A new report explains what to watch out for and how agencies can try and predict the next threat.

  Federal Drive

  April 28, 2014
• Dr. Mike Gelles, Director, Deloitte Consulting LLP

  The government is on high alert for insider threats. From shootings on military base to cybersecurity leaks, it may seem like your officemate could turn into your agency's worst nightmare. Agencies struggle with appropriate ways to migrate threats. Mike Gelles, a former chief psychologist for the Naval Criminal Investigative Service and now with Deloitte, talked about the threats with Federal Drive hosts Tom Temin and Emily Kopp.

  Federal Drive

  April 25, 2014
• PM-ISE shepherds secure data sharing tool from validation to expansion

  Through the back-end attribute exchange, agencies can have a standard way for different organizations to safely and securely share sensitive information. The Justice Department conducted a pilot earlier this year and found success with state and local law enforcement agencies accessing the Regional Information Sharing System.

  Technology

  November 29, 2013
• Task force drafting strategy to prevent another WikiLeaks

  The Insider Threat Task Force expects to submit its national plan to the White House in the next few months. The Defense Department will use its secure identity cards to stop unauthorized access to data and systems.

  All News

  April 05, 2012
• ICE not sitting on cyber laurels

  Immigration and Customs Enforcement received a score of 95 on its FISMA report card in 2011. Jeff Eisensmith, the ICE CISO, said the agency is implementing continuous monitoring and increasing the training of its employees.

  Ask the CIO

  October 19, 2011