Insiders Behaving Badly

Authors:
Joel Predd;Shari Lawrence Pfleeger;Jeffrey Hunker;Carla Bulford
Affiliations:
RAND;RAND;Carnegie Mellon University;Jeffrey Hunker Associates
Venue:
IEEE Security and Privacy
Year:
2008

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Abstract

This column goes beyond previous insider analyses to identify a framework for a taxonomy of insider threats including both malicious and inadvertent actions by insiders that put organizations or their resources at some risk. The framework includes factors reflecting the organization, the individual, the information technology system, and the environment.