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Where Insider Risk Programs Actually Begin

The first conversations are senior level for a reason. Before you touch a single alert, you define the remit, set the scope, and decide which data and telemetry the program will process. Security leaders walk through how to scope an insider risk program before you build it. From The Insider Risk Authority Series by Teramind. Subscribe for more conversations with security leaders on managing insider risk. Learn more at teramind.co.

Insider Risk Is Not Just a SOC Problem

A working insider risk program pulls in more than the security team. HR, existing cyber teams, and the SOC all own a piece of it, and each becomes a critical stakeholder from an IRM standpoint. Security leaders map out who actually needs a seat at the table. From The Insider Risk Authority Series by Teramind. Subscribe for more conversations with security leaders on managing insider risk. Learn more at teramind.co.

Building a Separate SOC for Insider Risk?

Standing up a whole new entity for insider risk creates friction with the teams you already have. The smarter path is to ramp up with the right expertise, then transition insider risk into standard operating process inside your existing operations center. Security leaders break down why a "second SOC" rarely survives contact with reality. From The Insider Risk Authority Series by Teramind. Subscribe for more conversations with security leaders on managing insider risk. Learn more at teramind.co.

Departing Employees Are the Insider Threat You Are Missing

Departing users sit on your most valuable data with active access, and that makes them a heightened risk. Point existing technology at that behavior and you surface quick wins fast, which spurs the wider discussion across the business. Security leaders explain why departing users are the clearest place to start. From The Insider Risk Authority Series by Teramind. Subscribe for more conversations with security leaders on managing insider risk. Learn more at teramind.co.

6 AI Insider Threat Monitoring Tools for GenAI Risks

Organizations have spent years hardening their perimeters against external attackers. Yet some of the most damaging breaches today originate from within. Insider threats — whether from disgruntled employees, compromised accounts, or AI agents — are responsible for a growing share of data loss and costly security incidents. Traditional security tools weren’t built for this reality.

7 AI Governance Tools for Shadow AI Detection

AI adoption has accelerated faster than most organizations’ ability to manage it. Security and compliance teams are now responsible for overseeing machine learning models, large language models (LLMs), agentic AI systems, and shadow AI — often with frameworks and processes that weren’t built for any of it. The gap between deploying AI and governing it responsibly is where risk lives. AI governance tools exist to close that gap.

Claude DLP: Secure Your Sensitive Data in Agentic AI

Anthropic Claude has become a powerhouse for enterprise organizations, supercharging everything from software engineering to data analysis. But with great agentic AI power comes an equally massive security challenge. Every prompt, snippet of code, or piece of customer PII fed into the Claude platform represents a potential data leak or compliance breach. To safely leverage AI’s full potential, CISOs and engineering leaders can no longer rely on yesterday’s security stack.

7 Hidden Risks of AI in the Workplace

Is your team using AI tools at work? Without the right guardrails, you could be exposing your business to data breaches, compliance violations, and serious reputational damage — and most companies don't see it coming. In this video, we break down the 7 hidden risks of AI in the workplace — from data privacy breaches and AI hallucinations to Shadow AI, prompt injection attacks, and intellectual property complications. We also cover the best practices every organization needs to manage workplace AI risks before they become costly problems.

7 Best Practices for Privileged User Monitoring

With great power comes great responsibility — and in the cybersecurity world, immense risk. Your privileged users hold the keys to your organization’s digital kingdom. They have the elevated permissions to keep your infrastructure running, but this means a single compromised account or insider mistake can result in a catastrophic data breach. That’s where privileged user monitoring becomes non-negotiable.

DLP Monitoring: What is It and How Do You Implement It?

It only takes one accidental file share, one rogue USB drive, or one compromised account to turn your company’s sensitive data into a costly headline. That’s where DLP monitoring steps in. Think of it as a smart, real-time safety net that tracks, detects, and blocks unauthorized data transfers before the damage is done. But what does effective monitoring look like in practice, and how do you deploy it without bottlenecking your team’s daily workflow?