The most expensive attacks are malicious insiders

Malicious Insider Incidents take longest to recover from

Information theft remains the most expensive consequence of a cyber crime

74% say it's likely their company failed to detect a data breach involving loss or theft of knowledge assets

Companies face a serious challenge in the protection of their knowledge assets. The good news is there are steps to take to reduce the risk

DLP Tech is thus far limited to prevent accidental data leaks and unimaginative data thieves only

''Coverage of data loss channels'' is the top weighted item in Forresters wave analysis of DLP suites, but even the leaders don't protect covert channels

Insider threat represents one of the greatest challenges to businesses trying to stave off a constant barrage of cyber attacks

Employees rank at the very top of the list of threats to data and systems. Their motivations are often hard to predict and anticipate, ranging from a desire for financial gain to disaffection, coercion and simple carelessness

When insider-assisted attacks do occur, the impact of such attacks can be devastating as they provide a direct route to the most valuable information

Regardless of the technology in place to protect data, people still represent the biggest threat.

DLP Suites Offer Centralized Policy Management But Are Often Slow To Innovate S&R pros can source all of their DLP capabilities from a single vendor ... but may still need another vendor for a new capability or channel