Presents
ATARC Insider Risk: What We’ve Learned, a Year in Review
November 19, 2024, 1:30-2:00 PM EST
Join us for an exclusive session featuring the Chairs of the Insider Risk Working Group as they reflect on the key takeaways and lessons learned over the past two years of collaborative efforts. This webinar will summarize our Insider Risk webinar series, offering a comprehensive look at the evolving threat landscape and the strategies developed to mitigate insider threats.
Our expert Chairs will dive into the most impactful insights gained from the working group’s discussions, practical case studies, and member experiences. Learn about the challenges faced by organizations, the innovative solutions discovered, and the best practices for strengthening insider risk management. Whether you’re new to the topic or have been following our series, this webinar promises valuable knowledge from leading experts to help you refine your approach to insider risk.
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear firsthand the key lessons and future outlook of insider risk management from those who have shaped and guided our efforts.
John Massey
Director, DAF Counter Insider Threat Hub, Department of the Air Force, ATARC Insider Risk Working Group Government Chair
Jamison Mitchell
Counterintelligence and Counter-Insider Threat Team, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, ATARC Insider Risk Working Group Government Co-Vice Chair
Mike Hudson
Vice President Insider Threat & Suicide Prevention, ClearForce, ATARC Insider Risk Working Group Advisor Chair
Mike Crouse
Director, Enterprise User & Data Protection, Everfox, ATARC Insider Risk Working Group Industry Chair
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