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This case occurred at a relatively small, specialized healthcare facility. Insider threats aren't just a "big company problem" – they affect organizations of any size

The recent Coinbase data breach 2025 has sent shockwaves through the cybersecurity community. Extortionists successfully targeted and coerced Coinbase employees to access sensitive customer information, demonstrating how insider threats and data loss prevention (DLP) failures remain among the most damaging cybersecurity vulnerabilities in financial services.

The cybersecurity industry is finally catching up to what we've known all along—the most dangerous threats don't come from outside your walls. They come from the people you trust most.

In today's complex threat landscape, comprehensive security means eliminating blind spots. Your multi-function printers represent a critical gap in traditional security architectures—one that insider threats are increasingly exploiting.

That printer sitting in your office corner? It might just be your biggest security blind spot. While your IT team fortifies digital defenses with fancy endpoint protection and network monitoring, one glaring gap remains wide open: your multi-function printers (MFPs).

Cloud‑based collaboration platforms such as Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive and Dropbox are woven into the fabric of modern work for individuals, small businesses and large enterprises alike. They enable near‑instantaneous sharing, version control and remote access — but they also democratize risk: a single misclick can expose thousands of files at once.

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Human error remains one of the biggest security threats, no matter how sophisticated the technology. Studies consistently show that human error is a leading cause of security breaches.

An ex-employee of Eaton Corporation in Ohio was found guilty of federal charges, including sabotaging his former employer with custom malware, a "kill switch" on the company network, and data theft, bringing to light the risks and challenges of managing your highly privileged users.

Employees come and go from their employers every day, but would you know if an employee was taking some information with them when they left? Studies show that employees are 69% more likely to take data right before they resign.

Running a business is tough enough without having to worry about fraud from your own employees.

The MISL breach serves as a reminder that insider threats are just as dangerous as external cyber-attacks, highlighting missed warnings and fraud.

Data breaches and cyber threats are everywhere these days. Whether it’s a hacker, an insider threat, or just human error, keeping sensitive information safe has never been more critical. That’s where Endpoint Data Loss Prevention (eDLP) comes in.