Kroll Releases White Paper That Argues Chinese Hacking may be the Least of Corporate Cyber Security Worries

Posted by Joachim Bartels | Feb 27, 2013 | Business Information, Business Intelligence, Cyber Security, KROLL, United States | 0 |

Kroll Advisory Solutions released a new whitepaper warning that U.S. corporations should not let recent Chinese hacking headlines distract them from the larger threat to corporate trade secrets and proprietary data: Corporate insiders.

“Corporations can’t let news of the Chinese hacking operation against The New York Times and Wall Street Journal cause them to lose sight of the larger threats that already lie within their organizations,” said DuBose. “If hackers can do this much damage from the outside, just imagine what the individuals with the keys to the kingdom are capable of. By implementing proper policies and procedures today, organizations can greatly improve their capabilities for detection and prevention tomorrow.”

To access the White Paper click on the link!

Source: Altegrity.com/Media

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