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Most organizations are at risk from insider threats and data breaches that can compromise valuable intellectual property and business intelligence. Disclosure or data breaches caused by employees, whether intentional or unintentional, can result in serious consequences like losing customers, falling behind competitors, and struggling to retain employees. Talon Security Solutions can assess, design, implement, and optimize an insider threat management program customized for an organization's culture and processes to help raise awareness, effectiveness, and consistency of protections against these growing threats. Their solutions include monitoring employee activity, ensuring compliance with relevant regulations, effective communications programs, and advising on technology and gaining workforce buy-in.
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- 1. CAN YOU AFFORD TO IGNORE THIS? Most organizations with critical assets and valuable intellectual property are at risk from insider threat and data breaches. Today, your business success is built upon a foundation of know-how, innovation and valuable business intelligence. You also must have a dedicated and talented work force. But how do you handle this with your work force that is so vital to your growth? The disclosure or data breach caused by a member of your workforce, either intentional or inadvertent often results in serious immediate and long term consequences for your business; loss of key customers, competitive setbacks, recruiting and retention issues, and more. Can you afford to ignore this? Talon Security Solutions, LLC can assess, design, implement and optimize your Insider Threat Management (“ITM”) program, customized for your culture and business processes. Our experienced subject-matter-experts will review your existing protection measures including procedures for hiring/firing, acceptable use policies, BYOD and remote email policies, as well as your security awareness programs. Our solutions raise the awareness, effectiveness and consistency of your ITM program and ensure it can remain a sustainable defense to the growing threats of data breaches and disgruntled or criminal acts by your current and former employees; • Monitoring employee activity • Regulations that affect your policies and procedures • Effective ITM communications programs • Handling electronic evidence of a crime • Threat investigation and escalation procedures • Abiding by personnel policies and civil liberties • Effective human resource policies • When to refer an employee to Employee Assistance Program, or law enforcement Talon Security Solutions, LLC provides a systematic, full scope review, to include taking the “pulse” of the Human Resources, Legal and Security apparatus in place, to ascertain what is described as the corporate security “culture”. Our team will examine the business processes and related staff practices which play a crucial role in implementation and continuity of security, IT, or compliance programs. We deliver specific recommendations, additions, and enhancements to your existing security Plan. In addition, we assist your Team as you review your level of preparedness for a data breach and the identification of the employee likely responsible. We help to answer the critical “now what” question. We work closely with technology vendors, advising on the best ways to implement those tools. Finally, and perhaps most important, we provide advice and assist on stake-holder/workforce “buy-in”. Talon Security Solutions, LLC can provide businesses with either a single report, or follow-on semi- annual security “check-ups” to ensure previously recommended security enhancements are addressing identified threats and protecting assets, intellectual property, market share, and the good name of the Company. The Solution - Insider Threat Management program © 2015 Talon Security Solutions, LLC. All rights reserved.
- 2. Tom Coyle has spent ten years as a National Security consultant, supporting the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) and later the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI). In 2013, Mr. Coyle was appointed by the National Counterintelligence Executive staff to be a part of a twelve member Security Risk Assessment team assigned to review the ODNI’s Headquarters and the five different Centers. A detailed series of recommendations from the team were provided to Director James Clapper. Mr. Coyle joined the National Insider Threat Task Force in July of 2013 where he served as Senior Counterintelligence Advisor, leading the focus on the non-technical aspects of the insider threat. Mr. Coyle grew up in Greenwich, Conn. and graduated from Roanoke College, Salem, VA. Following a distinguished career with the Naval Criminal Investigative Service where he was the recipient of two Department of the Navy Meritorious Civilian Service Medals, Mr. Coyle was the Program Manager for all US Navy counterintelligence operations, supporting the OSD and the Armed Services. He later supported the Defense Intelligence Agency as the Special Advisor for Insider Threat, DIA Office of Counterintelligence and Security. In 2012 Mr. Coyle supported the US Army’s Provost Marshal General as his National Security advisor at the Pentagon. About Talon / Put our Experience to work © 2015 Talon Security Solutions, LLC. All rights reserved. 15561 Mission Hills Drive Carmel IN 46082 Phone: 703.994.8514 www.talonsecuritysolutionsllc.com Your company has critical assets and intellectual property you need to protect.