In today’s digital world, some of the biggest threats to your organisation’s security and reputation come from within. Whether it’s a well-meaning employee making a mistake, a contractor with too much access, or a disgruntled insider acting maliciously, insider risks are rising sharply, and the consequences can be devastating.
Insider Risk refers to the potential for harm that arises when people inside your organisation, employees, vendors, or partners, misuse their access to data, systems, or assets. These incidents can be accidental or intentional, but both can lead to data breaches, financial losses, regulatory fines, and reputational damage.
Recent industry reports show that insider attacks are becoming more frequent and costly, with nearly half of organisations experiencing an increase in incidents. With the growing complexity of remote work and digital collaboration and geopolitical events, the risk landscape is only expanding.
A self-assessment is the most accessible, immediate way to begin understanding your organisation’s insider risk posture. It allows you to:
A well-designed self-assessment, like the one we offer, provides a personalised maturity score and insights across key risk domains. It’s a practical, low-barrier way to start the conversation about insider risk within your team.
While a self-assessment is an excellent first indicator, it’s important to recognise its limitations. A self-assessment offers a glimpse, a snapshot, of where you stand today. It can highlight areas of concern and give you a sense of your overall maturity, but it does not provide the depth, benchmarking, or tailored solutions that a comprehensive, expert-led insider risk assessment delivers.
A full insider risk assessment will:
Insider risk management is not a one-time task; it’s an ongoing process that requires commitment, awareness, and continuous improvement. By starting with a self-assessment, you’re taking the first, crucial step toward building a more secure, resilient organisation.
Ready to uncover your strengths and address your blind spots? Do the Self Assessment Today.
But don’t let it be your last step. Use your results as a springboard for deeper analysis, expert guidance, and a proactive approach to safeguarding your most valuable assets.