Rehearse insider threat response without naming real employees

Practice how HR, legal, IT, and security coordinate when the threat may be coming from inside the organization.

Common gaps in insider threat exercises

HR and IT don't rehearse together

Insider investigations require HR, legal, and IT to move in lock step. Most organizations only discover the handoff gaps during a live case.

Access revocation is messy

Decommissioning access for a departing employee is complicated by shared credentials, SaaS accounts, and third-party tools.

Evidence handling gets ad hoc

Under time pressure, teams take shortcuts that undermine legal and HR processes later.

What this exercise helps your team practice

Scenarios surface plausible insider signals — large data transfers, after-hours access, HR escalations — and push the team through investigation, preservation, and disposition.

Default roles

Default roles include HR partner, legal counsel, security lead, IT/identity administrator, and an executive sponsor.

What gets tested

Measure behavioral indicator recognition, cross-functional coordination, legal and HR engagement, and access revocation procedures.

Example inject

A departing employee's badge access logs show after-hours entry to a restricted area. IT flags large file transfers to personal cloud storage over the past week. HR has also received a complaint from a coworker.

Preview the report before you run

Every run produces a scored report mapped to recognized frameworks. Open the sample report to see the format teams receive after a live Insider Threat exercise.

Frequently asked questions

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