Who is responsible for setting the potential risk indicators used by DoD Insider Threat Programs?

The DoD Insider Threat Management and Analysis Center (DITMAC) plays a crucial role in identifying and establishing the potential risk indicators utilized by the Department of Defense’s Insider Threat Programs. DITMAC serves as the central hub for the collection, analysis, and dissemination of insider threat information within the DoD. By analyzing trends, behaviors, and activities that may signify an insider threat, DITMAC can formulate and update risk indicators tailored to the unique challenges faced by various agencies within the DoD.

This focus on insider threat analysis allows for proactive measures to mitigate risks associated with classified or sensitive information. DITMAC collaborates with individual agency heads and the Office of the Secretary of Defense to ensure that the indicators remain relevant and effective, allowing organizations to respond appropriately to identified threats. Overall, DITMAC's expertise and oversight are essential for fostering a coordinated and proactive approach to insider threats across the defense sector.