Insider Sabotage Causes $862K Damage to Ohio Company
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Maxwell Schultz, a 35-year-old IT contractor from Ohio, pleaded guilty to sabotaging his former employer after being fired. He impersonated another contractor to gain unauthorized access to the company's network, resulting in nearly $1 million in damages. This incident serves as a significant example of insider threats in cybersecurity.
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