Data Protection and Insider Threat Prevention at the FBI

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Presented at Minneapolis CISO Executive Summit 2012 by

Patrick Reidy

With each highly-publicized, high-profile data breach, the demand for greater enterprise network security grows. Adding fuel to the fire, Hacktivist groups such as Wikileaks and Anonymous have underscored the significance that the human element still plays in information security. While many CISOs feel that a combination of a data-centric and people-centric security program may be the holy grail of security, few have been successfully implemented to date. Join Patrick Reidy as he shares lessons learned from the FBI and others data-centric models, best practices for controlling insider threat prevention and insights into the future of data protection. Session discovery topics: Practical first steps to implementing IP protection Combating IP theft with data-centric security mechanisms Lessons learned from FBIs data protection and insider threat programs