Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

In this episode of How to Hack a Cloud: Insider Threat, discover how standing administrative access in AWS can be exploited by a disgruntled employee. Follow Michael Scott’s story as he misuses his S3 admin privileges to silently delete critical data, leaving the company blindsided. Learn how CyberArk Secure Cloud Access enforces Zero Standing Privileges, ensuring time-bound, need-based access to prevent such malicious activity—all while maintaining seamless workflows for legitimate tasks. See how this solution strengthens identity security across multi-cloud environments.

Insider threats are one of the most underestimated cybersecurity risks facing organizations today—and they’re coming from the inside. In this video, we break down exactly what insider threats are, the different types (including malicious, negligent, and compromised insiders), and why they’re so hard to detect. You’ll also hear about real-world examples like Edward Snowden and the Capital One breach, and learn how businesses can protect themselves with practical, real-world strategies.

Insider threats aren’t theoretical; they’re already inside the firewall. Whether it’s data theft, privilege abuse, or accidental exposure, insider risks require more than antivirus software. You need visibility, context, and real-time control. In this video, we break down 11 of the top insider threat detection tools—covering everything from enterprise-grade forensics to lightweight endpoint monitoring—so you can protect sensitive data without locking everything down.

When Justin Skagen, VP of Revenue Integrity and Operational Compliance at Arrivia, discovered an employee building secret databases of customer information in the middle of the night, he knew traditional security measures weren't enough. What started as another department's productivity experiment became Arrivia's most powerful fraud detection weapon, catching everything from data exfiltration attempts to time clock manipulation across their global call centers.