Insider Threats (To Cultural Venues)
Delve into the complexities of insider threats to cultural venues through the lens of the Crime Triangle model. Explore the different types of insiders and effective measures to prevent and mitigate potential risks within such environments. Stay informed and proactive in safeguarding valuable cultural assets.
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Insider Threats (To Cultural Venues) From IAEA 7 December 2023
Crime Triangle Model by Cohen & Felson, 1979 overlap Opportunity
Crime Triangle access, knowledge, authority financial, ideological, ego, revenge, coercion CRIME Opportunity
Types of Insiders Unwitting Accidents Errors
Types of Insiders witting Passive Active Active Violent
Measures # people with access and knowledge detection respons mitigation time completion or disruption start of execution during employment pre further limiting employment preventive measures protective measures
Preventive Protective Pre-employments checks Access control Compartmentalisation Surveillance Fit-for-duty programs Detection Two-person-rule Delay Security culture Response
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