Beware the hacker next door
The most common hacker is someone who gets to work early, takes his or her turn cleaning out the office fridge, tells funny stories at lunch and, at some point, makes a very dumb move. It often starts when this hacker-next-door sees a file directory or workstation that’s just too juicy to pass by, like one named "Salary Comparison." It’s simply too tempting NOT to peek inside.
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Please cite your source for
Please cite your source for your claim that "According to the FBI, internal hacker attacks make up 70 percent of all security breaches."The FBI has never published such an assertion.
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http://70percenters.googlepages.com/
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Dear Anonymous, Thank you
Dear Anonymous,Thank you for pointing this out to us. It seems we at Cyber-Ark have fallen into a common trap. Having heard and seen this FBI stat from reputable industry analysts and publications alike, we didn’t dispute it as a trustworthy report. Since the origin of this source is under question, however, we have replaced it with one of many compelling statistics from a Carnegie Melon CERT study to demonstrate the growing threat internal hackers represent.
Thank you,
Adam Bosnian
Vice President
Cyber-Ark Software