Trusted insiders can harm an enterprise in all kinds of ways, from intellectual property theft, financial fraud and data breaches to espionage, sabotage and even terrorism. Moreover, the root causes
McClatchy Quotes Haystax CEO on Finding Rogue Insiders
Not too long ago, external espionage was viewed as the biggest threat to national intelligence agencies. But McClatchy national security correspondent Tim Johnson reports on a trend of rogue insiders
Network Data is Not Enough
Can organizations identify insider threats or high-risk individuals using network data alone? Consider that many security software solutions today are optimized to perform network log monitoring and aggregation. They excel
Insider Threat Programs “Need Full Engagement,” Haystax Technology VP Tells Dark Reading
Organizations that succeed in tackling insider threats have done so by building mitigation programs with full engagement and support from both leadership and employees, says Tom Read, Haystax Technology’s VP
New Haystax Technology Survey Shows Most Organizations Ill-Prepared for Insider Threats
Haystax Technology, a leading security analytics platform provider, is today releasing an industry survey, titled Insider Attacks, that provides new data and insights into the current state of the insider
Haystax Product Update: App, Dashboard and Map Enhancements
Following the rollout of several new capabilities focused on insider threats and behavioral analytics, Haystax Technology’s software development team has deployed a number of functional enhancements to core apps in
Haystax Technology Wins Two Cybersecurity Awards Ahead of RSA Conference
Haystax Technology, a leading security analytics platform provider, announced it has won a 2017 Cyber Defense Magazine (CDM) Infosec Award and a 2017 Cybersecurity Excellence Award just ahead of RSA
Politico Cites Haystax CEO on Insider Threat
In 2011 President Obama launched an effort to improve the country’s ability to identify and mitigate potential risks from federal government employees and contractors. But a number of high-profile insider
