Ashley Madison Data Breach: The Importance of a Privileged User

Olá pessoal, feliz dia do Administrador de Sistemas!!
Então, como vão comemorar esta data tão especial para nós, heróis não reconhecidos?
Aqui vamos sair para tomar um chopp mais tarde :)
Ah, comente se algum usuário lembrou do dia!

The AshleyMadison.com hacker attack potentially exposes more than 37 million user account details and possibly is an inside job. If it is an inside job as CEO Noel Binderman claims, then there’s not much the best security practices can do to prevent it. According to the 2015Vormetric Insider Threat Report, 40% of organizations experienced a data breach or failed a securitycompliance audit in the last year. Globally, 89% feel at least somewhat vulnerable toinsider attacksand 34% feel very or extremely vulnerable.It’s especially disturbing to note that 55% of the respondents in the Vormetric study stated that privileged users posed the biggest internal threat to data and assets. A study conducted by The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners stated that internal attacks cost United States businesses $400 billion per year.Privileged...

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