Governance & Risk Management , Insider Threat , Video
A 'Noisy' Approach to Insider Threat Monitoring
David Pollino of Bank of the West on How to Discourage Rogue Behavior
Park a police car beside a road, and traffic slows down. David Pollino of Bank of the West takes a similar approach to mitigating the insider threat at his institution. What is the bank's "noisy" program, and how does it discourage rogue behavior? Pollino explains.
See Also: The Hidden Threat: Understanding Insider Risks
In a video interview recorded at ISMG's San Francisco Fraud and Breach Prevention Summit, Pollino discusses:
- The value of a "noisy" insider threat program;
- How to use existing security controls to find anomalous behavior;
- Why other institutions are taking a page from the Bank of the West approach.
Pollino is responsible for fraud prevention oversight and education at the bank. Pollino was recently named a top 10 influencer by BankInfoSecurity. Prior to joining Bank of the West, Pollino served in senior fraud prevention positions for Wells Fargo, Washington Mutual and Charles Schwab. During his career, Pollino alos has worked as an information security consultant at @stake and UUNET advising Fortune 100 companies on information security issues. Pollino is the author of RSA Press: Wireless security, The Hacker's Challenge Books 1, 2 and 3, and Hacking Exposed: Wireless. Pollino currently contributes to the Bank of the West blog.
