How to Defend Against Compromised Insiders

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Contact Us Direct   How to: Defend Against Compromised Insiders     Less than 1% of your employees may be malicious insiders, but 100% of your employees have the potential to be compromised insiders. Do you have the proper tools in place to protect your sensitive data? Consider the following steps to help protect against compromised insiders.       Review access rights: Examine user rights to identify excessive rights and dormant users. Make sure your users only have access to the data they need to do their job, and get rid of any dormant user accounts that could be used to access sensitive data. Focus on what's important: Leverage data discovery to identify sensitive data and prevent unauthorized access. Use assessment tools to highlight vulnerabilities and configuration flaws in need of remediation. Become a detective: Analyze activity monitoring reports to identify unusual activity such as excessive data access, data access outside of business hours, and abnormally high failed login attempts. Safeguard your data with virtual patching: Deploy vulnerability assessments to identify Web application and database vulnerabilities as well as configuration flaws. Web application and database firewalls provide immediate protection for your data and provide your team with the necessary time to implement remediation activities. Imperva sales@imperva.com         White Paper: Advanced Persistent Threat: Are You the Next Target?

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