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Possible source

I found:

• Shaw, Eric, Ph.D; Keven G. Ruby, M.A. and Jerrold M. Post. "The Insider Threat to Information Systems The Psychology of the Dangerous Insider" (Archive). Reprinted from the Security Awareness Bulletin, No. 2-98.
  • Based on: “Insider Threats to Critical Information Systems, Technical Report #2; Characteristics of the Vulnerable Critical Information Technology Insider (CITI).” Political Psychology Associates, Ltd., June 1998.

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