Insider Attack Lifecycle is a conceptual model that delineates the distinct phases an insider threat progresses through, from initial reconnaissance to post-attack activity, distinguishing it from general cybersecurity attack models by focusing specifically on the temporal and behavioral stages unique to insiders with authorized system access.
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Enemies within: the problem of insider attacks
Steven Furnell · Computer Fraud & Security · 2004 · 31 citations
Chronological Examination of Insider Threat Sabotage: Preliminary Observations.
William R. Claycomb, Carly L. Huth, Lori Flynn et al. · 2012 · 28 citations
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