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From an Antiterrorism Perspective: Why Espionage and Security Negligence Are Critical Insider Threats

"In the high-stakes realm of national security and corporate infrastructure, the perimeter is rarely the point of failure. From an antiterrorism perspective, espionage and security negligence are considered insider threats that pose a more significant danger than external adversaries. An insider threat is defined as any individual with authorized access to an organization’s assets, systems, or information who uses that access—either maliciously or inadvertently—to cause harm. While traditional antiterrorism efforts focus on securing physical boundaries and hardening digital firewalls, the "human factor" remains the most volatile variable. When..."

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