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From an Antiterrorism Perspective Espionage and Security Negligence are Considered Insider Threats: Understanding the Modern Security Landscape
"In an era where digital and physical boundaries are increasingly blurred, the concept of a "secure perimeter" has fundamentally changed. Organizations, whether corporate or governmental, are realizing that the most significant risks often don't come from the outside—they originate from within. It is a foundational principle in modern defense that from an antiterrorism perspective espionage and security negligence are considered insider threats, as both create vulnerabilities that can be exploited by adversaries with devastating consequences.The shift in focus toward the insider threat reflects a growing understanding of how modern terrorism a..."
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