Episode 131: Insider Threats: What to Watch for and How to Report

In this cybersecurity awareness training episode, we’re digging into one of the most overlooked risks in any organization: insider threats. From malicious intent to simple negligence and even blackmail, insiders can pose serious security challenges. Learn how to recognize the warning signs—like job dissatisfaction, policy violations, or sudden lifestyle changes—and what you should do if something doesn’t seem right. With real-world case studies like Edward Snowden and Chelsea Manning, we’ll show why everyone plays a role in prevention. Don’t wait for someone else to speak up—know what to look for, understand how to report it, and help build a culture of trust and vigilance in your workplace.

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