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Stopping the Insider Threat : the case for implementing integrated autonomic defense mechanisms in computing systems

The increasing dependency on complex information systems that are, in many cases, interconnected on a global level has resulted in the rise of security attacks and computer crimes to levels that are alarming to any business entity that relies on such systems. In this paper we show the seriousness, risk, and malice of security attacks by insiders. We argue that organizations must exert serious efforts to prepare their computing systems to defend against it. We propose the use of integrated autonomic defense mechanisms that are inseparable from the systems that are being defended.