SOME LEAKS CAN'T BE STOPPED.

The article discusses damaging cyber crimes and an agency's vulnerability to inside security threats. The 2011 CyberSecurity Watch Survey conducted by Chief Security Officer (CSO) magazine shows that 38% of the crime is committed by outsiders, and 33% by insiders. It reports that one in five attacks across all industry sectors is caused by once-trusted employees and contractors. Data loss prevention technologies, which flourished in the wake of the WikiLeaks Scandal, data encryption, and limiting access to information are among topics discussed.