Intelligently investigate and take action on insider privacy risks.

For the majority of organisations, external cybersecurity risks have been top of mind for many years. But these organisations are now considering the risks posed by trusted insiders as an equal or even bigger threat. Organisations are beginning to recognise the importance of establishing controls that enable them to quickly identify and manage insider risks.

Detect, investigate, and act on malicious and inadvertent activities in your organisation is critical to ensuring trust, creating a safe workplace and protecting company assets and employee and customer privacy. 

Why you should attend

As your business-critical data expands and your workforce shifts to remote work, having an integrated approach that can help quickly identify, triage, and act on risky insider user activity is more important than ever.

🛡️ Uncover hidden insider and privacy risks in your environment

🔍 Monitor user behaviour and communications for risky behaviour

💻 Assess your environment against key data protection standards

📝 Receive an analysis and report on findings and associated risks

🛠️ Learn about tools and services that can mitigate risks

👉 Explore recommendations and next steps

 

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User Risk Check uncovers risks that might be harmful to your organisation

The User Risk Check is the core activity of this workshop. The activity is spread out over several weeks to allow time to run on top of your cloud infrastructure and discover and identify insider and privacy risks in your organisation. The User Risk Check leverages automated Microsoft Purview tools and services to monitor user behaviour and communication to discover inadvertent or malicious behaviour that can impose risk to your organisation.

The automated discovery process will monitor user behaviour and communication for:

  • Data leaks, accidental oversharing or malicious intent
  • Data Theft by departing employees
  • Inappropriate text in corporate communication
  • Sensitive information
  • Conflict of interest
  • Data overexposure
  • Data transfer across organisational boundaries