Executive Summary Across the federal government, a number of high-profile cases have highlighted in recent years the vulnerability of government organizations to insider threats and the need for a consistent solution for preventing them. Engaging in a range of nefarious activities – from sabotage and espionage to cyber theft, blackmail and even murder – former government insiders like Chelsea Manning, Edward Snowden and Nidal Hasan, the U.S. Army Major and Medical Corps psychiatrist who shot and killed 13 people at Fort Hood, have undermined the missions, integrity and public trust of federal agencies.

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