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What to do if you suspect an insider data breach

What to do if you suspect an insider data breach


Just imagine thinking that an insider has breached your organization’s sensitive information. This can be incredibly stressful and one of those situations you never want to encounter. But if you find yourself facing one, you are not alone. More common than most think, and if you apply these measures, you can take control back, protect your company, and make a recovery.

At Proaxis Solutions, we have assisted businesses just like yours with investigating and recovering from internal security incidents. In this blog, we are going to provide you with the steps you should take as soon as you suspect an insider has accessed or misused your organization’s sensitive data.

Let’s get started with the most critical step.

1. Stay Calm and Control Your Environment

The first recommendation is to stay calm! Panic can often lead to decisions which could delay or disrupt your response to a data breach. It's easy to feel scared or anxious during such an event; but remaining calm will allow you to react quickly and methodically.

Your priority during this time is to control your environment. The most logical first step is to change all your passwords and verify which systems were accessed and when. If willing and possible, plugin the devices or user accounts from your network using your secured passwords. You should also consider locking down any files or systems that hold sensitive information, even if you are unsure if they had been accessed.

You are not necessarily "fixing" things at this stage; you are trying to manage the circumstance. The more quickly you can begin containment, the less damage likely to be done.

2. Understand What Happened

Once your systems are secured, the next step is to figure out what exactly happened. This is known as identifying the breach. It’s important because the way you respond will depend heavily on the kind of data involved, who accessed it, and how much damage may have been done.

Start by looking at unusual activity. Has any sensitive data been moved or downloaded unexpectedly? Are there any strange logins at odd times? Were any files changed without explanation? Try to gather as much detail as possible about when the issue may have started and what may have been involved.

If you suspect an insider- such as an employee, contractor, or someone else with authorized access—make a list of people who had the ability to view or handle the data in question. Think carefully, but don’t jump to conclusions yet. Right now, the goal is to understand the scope of the problem.

3. Kick start a Professional Investigation

Once you've formed a definite belief of what has occurred it is time to carry out a more thorough investigation. This portion is expressly crucial and can be very difficult to do by yourself - especially without having internal cybersecurity or IT expertise.

Investigating a data breach is more than just looking through your emails and access logs. Sometimes the evidence can be easy to overlook if you are unsure what to search for and if this event is subject to litigation or regulator reports, you'll want real evidence and documentation.

For these reasons, we strongly advise engaging professionals. Proaxis Solutions has over 7 years’ experience with this type of investigation. Our digital forensics team utilizes digital forensics tool sets and processes that can assist in insights needed to determine how did the breach happen, who was involved, and what type of data was involved in the incident. We ensure all evidence is secured and handled in a manner that would comply with legal or regulator settings if a need arose.

Having a professional investigation in place will save time, reduce stress, and ensure that there are no overlooked details.

4. Alert the Right People

After you have gathered the relevant details and assessed if a breach has indeed occurred, you will need to alert the appropriate people. This could be one of the most important steps, as your approach can affect how your organization will be viewed in the middle of the incident and even after.

First alert your internal team members, specifically leadership, IT, HR, and legal. Make sure everyone knows what happened and what your plan will be moving forward. If you and your leadership team can all agree on the actions you will take to respond, you can spend less time and energy managing confusion and inconsistencies internally.

If you determine you need to notify customers or clients that may be affected, especially if their data was involved, you should be transparent and regards your disclosure. Let them know what happened, how you are responding, and what you are doing to ensure a similar issue does not happen again. Consider offering input, such as credit monitoring or account fraud protection, if applicable.

Depending on your location, and the kind of data accessed, there may be legally required notifications for law enforcement or regulatory agencies, such as the FTC, local data protection authorities, or any regulators stipulated by your industry.

Trust is built with quick but responsible communication. Delays or vagueness cause people to think something bigger is going on.

5. Learn and Improve Your Security

Once you've put out the immediate fire, the next step is just as important - making sure it doesn't happen again. Every breach is an opportunity to learn and make sure your systems are more secure.

Start by reviewing your existing data security policies. Are there any gaps in how data is stored, accessed, or shared? Did employees have more access than they needed? Did someone fail to follow established procedures?

Look for areas to enhance. You might look to increase the strength of your password policies, add two-factor authentication, or otherwise limit access to certain files or tools. It is also ideal time to evaluate employee training. Many insider breaches happen not out of ill will but because someone made a series of careless errors.

Some companies choose to conduct regular security audits or install monitoring tools to watch for unusual or suspicious behaviour. Monitoring tools could provide early warning if something unexpected had too happened in the future.

The aim here is not only to deal with the lapse but to make a more secure environment going forward. Your company deserves that level of assurance.

Why It’s Important to Act Fast

When you suspect an insider data breach, time is your most precious commodity. The longer time passes, the more data may be exposed, and the more harm may be done to your organization’s reputation. That is why acting fast is so important—and getting a professional to assist you as needed.

At Proaxis Solutions, we understand the urgency of these matters. We provide fast, discreet, expert support for companies experiencing insider threats, data loss, and cyber incidents. Our services do not stop at addressing the issue. We help companies through every step of the process from investigation to prevention.

What Makes Proaxis Solutions Different?



We’re not just a forensics provider—we’re your partner during a critical time. For over 7 years, we’ve helped organizations of all sizes respond to and recover from insider data breaches. Our team combines technical expertise with real-world experience and compassion.

When you work with us, you’ll get:

  • Prompt and discreet service: We act quickly to protect your systems and uncover the truth.
  • Clear communication: We explain everything in plain language, not technical jargon.
  • End-to-end support: From investigation to legal documentation and future planning, we’re with you every step of the way.
  • Trusted expertise: We’ve handled hundreds of insider breach cases across industries including healthcare, finance, and technology.

We know how damaging insider breaches can be. But we also know how to respond in a way that protects your data, your team, and your reputation.

Don’t Wait—Contact Proaxis Solutions Today

If you suspect an insider data breach, don’t wait to act. Delays can cost you time, money, and trust. The sooner you respond, the more you can control the damage and start the recovery process.

Proaxis Solutions is ready to help you 24/7. Whether you’re facing a major breach or just have early concerns, our team is here to guide you.

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