How to Detect Insider Threats Without a Security Team

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Luke Mentessi

Lead Sales Engineer, Pistachio

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Hanna Steingrímsdóttir

VP of Product, Pistachio

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If a team member's credentials were compromised today, how long would it take you to know? If someone handed in their notice tomorrow, would you spot them taking client data with them?

For many IT teams, the honest answer is probably not.

Insider-related data loss affected 77% of organisations in the past 18 months, yet traditional detection relies on analysts writing rules, tuning detections and triaging alerts. That's difficult to maintain when security is only one part of your job.

In this 30-minute technical session, experts from Pistachio will show how automated behavioural detection can identify unusual activity without rules, tuning or a dedicated security team. They'll look at what normal behaviour looks like, how deviations are detected and the context.

Join this webinar to:

  • Find the insider threat blind spot: understand how compromised accounts, departing employees and accidental data exposure can look like normal activity until the damage is done
  • See how behavioural detection works: learn how unusual activity can be identified without manually creating rules or constantly tuning alerts
  • Make detection work with the team you have: see what useful alerts look like, what context you need to investigate them, and how to gain visibility without turning security into employee surveillance