Thomas C. Caron (John Heinz III College, School of Information Systems Management, Carnegie Mellon University)
John Heinz III College, School of Information Systems Management, Carnegie Mellon University
Publications by Thomas C. Caron (John Heinz III College, School of Information Systems Management, Carnegie Mellon University)
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Spotlight On: Programmers as Malicious Insiders–Updated and Revised
December 02, 2013 • White Paper
Matthew L. CollinsDawn CappelliThomas C. Caron (John Heinz III College, School of Information Systems Management, Carnegie Mellon University)
In this paper, the authors describe the who, what, when, where, and how of attacks by insiders using programming techniques and includes case examples.
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A Preliminary Model of Insider Theft of Intellectual Property
June 01, 2011 • Technical Note
Andrew P. MooreDawn CappelliThomas C. Caron (John Heinz III College, School of Information Systems Management, Carnegie Mellon University)
In this report, the authors describe general observations about and a preliminary system dynamics model of insider crime based on our empirical data.
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Insider Theft of Intellectual Property for Business Advantage: A Preliminary Model
July 20, 2009 • White Paper
Andrew P. MooreDawn CappelliThomas C. Caron (John Heinz III College, School of Information Systems Management, Carnegie Mellon University)
In this paper, the authors describe general observations about, and a preliminary system dynamics model of, insider crime based on our empirical data.
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Spotlight On: Programming Techniques Used as an Insider Attack Tool
December 01, 2008 • White Paper
Dawn CappelliThomas C. Caron (John Heinz III College, School of Information Systems Management, Carnegie Mellon University)Randall F. Trzeciak
In this report, the authors focus on persons who use programming techniques to commit malicious acts against their organizations.
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