Cybersecurity research looks to guard networks from 'insider threats'

Friday, October 16, 2015 - 06:30 in Mathematics & Economics

Even the best-protected, most sensitive computer networks resemble castles: They have walls to ward off outside threats, but their interiors are full of weak points. That's why the "insider threat"—someone within a system who, out of malice or naiveté puts a system at risk—is considered one of the most serious risks in the cybersecurity world.

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