How to Prevent Insider Threats in Government Facility Security?
Insider threats pose a serious risk to government facility security, as they come from individuals with legitimate access to sensitive areas. Unlike external threats, insiders can bypass physical and digital barriers, making them harder to detect. Whether intentional or accidental, insider threats can lead to data breaches, security violations, and national security risks. Preventing these threats requires a multi-layered strategy, combining technology, policies, and personnel training. This article explores key measures to mitigate insider risks in government facilities. 1. Implement Strict Access Controls: One of the most effective ways to prevent insider threats is to limit access to sensitive information and areas. Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): Employees should only have access to the information necessary for their job functions. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Using biometric verification or security tokens adds an extra layer of pro...