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We Know WHAT To Do

Our expertise comes from decades of real world experience creating and managing insider threat and risk management programs. We honed our skills on the front lines at the highest levels of government and industry, and we literally wrote the book on Insider Threat Management.
We Know HOW To Do It

Knowing what to do is only part of the equation, practical knowledge is required. Knowing how to build a program or implement a particular solution or how to craft an insider threat strategy only comes through practical experience. Expertise is not learned, it's earned. We know what works and what doesn't work.
We Know What NOT To Do

Knowing what not do is perhaps the most important expertise trait of all. This again can only be acquired through practical experience and understanding how insider threat programs actually work. There are myriad privacy, legal, policy, and operational impacts that result from implementing an insider threat program. Understanding the potential impacts and ramifications will eliminate any unintended and deleterious consequences. We have the knowledge and experience to assist you with implementing an insider threat program in the most efficient, security conscience, and cost-effective manner possible.

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ITMG Insider Threat News – September 21, 2020
No Internal Investigation Is Complete Without ESI When allegations of employee misconduct are alleged, companies must respond swiftly. Indeed, “insider threats” can cause significant damage to a company. These threats come in many different forms, including: Accounting fraud; Theft of… Read More
ITMG Insider Threat Cases – September 21, 2020
Former employee at Los Alamos National Laboratory sentenced to probation for making false statements about being employed by China ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. –Turab Lookman, 68, of Santa Fe, New Mexico, was sentenced on Sept. 11 to five years of probation and… Read More
ITMG Insider Threat News – September 14, 2020
Edward Snowden ‘Surprised’ By Trump Weighing Pardon, Asks Him to Clear Others Charged With Leaks Mr. Snowden, the former intelligence contractor who admittedly leaked classified material to the media in 2013, told MSNBC he was surprised when the president recently… Read More