You Can Gain Crucial Insights Into How To Manage And Mitigate Insider Threats Within Your Organisation.
You Can Avoid Insider Threats By Understanding The Behaviours That Drive Them
In this game-changing book, you’ll learn
How human behaviour influences insider threats in your organisation
To identify high-risk behaviours that could lead to significant harm
Discover strategies for preventing, detecting, and responding to insider threats
Insight into the psychology of individuals whose actions cause damage to organisations
How to quip your organisation with the tools to better manage human risk and avoid detrimental consequences
By understanding human behaviour, you can identify risks, implement strategies to prevent and address insider threats, and manage human risk within your organisation
As a business owner, understanding and managing insider threats is crucial to protecting your organisation’s security. Boaz Fischer’s three books offer valuable insights into human behaviour and its role in cyber threats.
By exploring these works, you can better equip your business to detect, prevent, and respond to potential risks from within.
Here’s a look at each book:
The Human Side of Cyber: Insights on how to prevent, detect, and respond to emerging cyber threats by understanding human behaviour in organisations.
Behind Enemy Lines: Explores insider threats, corporate greed, espionage, and poor decision-making that have led to organisational and personal damage.
42 Risky Behaviours of an Insider Threat: Identifies risky employee behaviours that can harm organisations, with practical advice on how to mitigate them and manage human risk.
A Personal Note From Boaz Fischer...
As someone deeply immersed in the world of insider threat management, I’ve seen firsthand how human behaviour can create vulnerabilities within organisations. Over the years, I’ve worked with countless businesses, helping them identify, understand, and mitigate the risks posed by trusted insiders.
My mission is simple—empower organisations with the tools, knowledge, and strategies needed to safeguard their most valuable assets. By diving into the complexities of human actions and motivations, we can prevent costly mistakes before they happen. It’s a commitment to understanding not just the systems we protect but the people who interact with them.
Through my books, I aim to make these critical insights accessible to every organisation, ensuring they’re not just prepared, but resilient in the face of insider threats
About Boaz Fischer
Boaz Fischer is a renowned expert in the field of insider threat management, specialising in human risk and organisational security. With years of experience working with businesses of all sizes, Boaz has become a leading voice in understanding and mitigating the risks posed by trusted insiders. His insights stem from a deep understanding of human behaviour and its role in security vulnerabilities.
As the founder of Insider Threats, Boaz has helped countless organisations navigate the complexities of insider threats, focusing on practical strategies for prevention, detection, and response. He is passionate about empowering businesses to create resilient environments that can withstand internal and external security challenges.
Boaz is the author of several influential books, including The Human Side of Cyber, Behind Enemy Lines, and 42 Risky Behaviours of an Insider Threat, where he shares his expertise and real-world examples to help organisations better understand and address the human factors that contribute to security breaches. His work aims to bridge the gap between technology and human behaviour, ensuring businesses can secure their future while managing the risks posed by the people within.
You Can Avoid Insider Threats By Understanding The Behaviours That Drive Them
In this game-changing book, you’ll learn
How human behaviour influences insider threats in your organisation
To identify high-risk behaviours that could lead to significant harm
Discover strategies for preventing, detecting, and responding to insider threats
Insight into the psychology of individuals whose actions cause damage to organisations
How to quip your organisation with the tools to better manage human risk and avoid detrimental consequences