Social-behavioral Detection System of Malicious Insiders in Industrial Espionage

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

In this explorative study, an attempt is made to lay groundwork for a social-behavioral detection system of malicious insiders who have the intent of engaging in industrial espionage. This proposed detection system takes advantage of technologies that allow massive inflow of information of biometric indicators. For synthesizing this detection system, three frameworks are proposed; a procedural framework, a theoretical framework and a methodological framework. As procedural framework, Behavioral Evidence Analysis criminal profiling is proposed, which is able to systematically exclude bias and neglect of idiographic evidence of a case through the rigorous application of the scientific method of continued hypothesis testing of the case against its idiographic evidence. With characteristics of industrial espionage in consideration, the Rational Choice Paradigm is proposed as the theoretical framework, which is a vast interdisciplinary paradigm of multiple theories based on rational choice. As methodological framework, the social network analysis is proposed, which is a form of network analysis, an established data mining method that is already in use in many security projects. These three frameworks are integrated to synthesize a social-behavioral detection system of malicious insiders intended for use in specified workspace used by an organization, such as office buildings. While this study is limited in its scope, lack of empirical research and non-consideration of legal issues, it is meaningful in the sense that this study attempts to lay groundwork for further endeavors in research on industrial espionage for the specific purpose of developing a social-behavioral detection system of malicious insiders.

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