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Combat IT Sabotage: Technical Solutions From The CERT Insider Threat Lab

February 2011
By Dawn Cappelli, Joji Montelibano
In this presentation, the authors discuss crime profiles and countermeasures related to insider IT sabotage.
Insider Threat
Publisher: Software Engineering Institute

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In this presentation, delivered at the 2011 RSA Conference, Dawn Cappelli and Joji Montelibano present crime profiles and countermeasures related to insider IT sabotage.
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