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Applied Human Threat Management in


            Cyber Industry


            By Milica D. Djekic


            The high-tech industry is an extremely emerging environment dealing with the sophisticated and skilled
            workforce that is recruited to develop an ultimate cutting-edge technology, so far. The majority of things
            done in that area of the business are highly confidential or if being a contractor with defense or space
            industries, might be from a national or even global significance especially when there is a word about an
            international  collaboration  among  law  enforcement, military  and  intelligence  communities  that  do  not
            need an insider risk within their cooperators which could sell some of the projects or professional secrets
            on the black market or to some of competitors and enemy countries. In other words, it’s very important
            to be confident about the own human resources certainly in a field of cyber industry as those staffing
            should be managed in a trustworthy, not only skilled manner in order to remain reliable and friendly about
            their roles within such an employer. On the other hand, the human threat management is a branch of
            security which copes with pre-, in- and post-employment screenings requiring not just a professionalism,
            but also some of the background checking, as well as the entire trust management which could be truly
            correlated with the in-employment screenings, so far. The human threat management is a pretty new
            concept in security being in use only a couple of years and it is not yet fully developed, but more likely
            seeks some pioneering effort to get better understanded and implemented into the practice. In addition,





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