Insider threats can be particularly challenging to detect because they often exploit legitimate _______ rather than external vulnerabilities.
- Permissions
- Software Bugs
- System Flaws
- Weak Passwords
Insider threats often exploit legitimate "Permissions" granted to them as part of their job. This can make it challenging to distinguish malicious behavior from regular activities, increasing the risk of data breaches.
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