Collaboration Without Data Loss: Keep IP From Leaking to Competitors
summary
Insider-risk incidents grow ~32% year‑over‑year and 60% of U.S. workers admit reusing prior‑job data; recent cases include a $2B judgment in the Appian‑Pegasystems dispute and the Teixeira leak from a pool of ~400,000 with access. Modern defenses focus on cloud + endpoint detection (monitoring Git pushes, Dropbox/Gmail/Slack/OneDrive/Salesforce destinations), automated scoring to reduce alerts, and workflows combining enforcement, expertise, empathy with retain‑and‑inspect copies for high‑risk events.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction and disclaimer
- 1:46Why insider risk is growing
- 4:37Three main drivers of risk
- 8:28Current security programs and challenges
- 13:22Three E's for insider risk
- 14:03Why old DLP solutions fail
- 16:56New solutions for collaboration
- 19:53Key features of new technology
- 21:33Expertise: people, processes, promotion
- 24:25Communication and education
- 26:53Empathy in security practices
- 31:25Summary and next steps
- 32:28Q&A session
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