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The threat of penetrating a company's end result is a collection of actions aimed at violently misusing systems, networks, data, and resources. Preventing internal threats is not difficult, as the trusted partner of the concerned company, who allows access to those confidential services. Progressive analysis in identifying internal threat specifically focuses on retrieving methods of uncontrolled behavioral injury for detective task discomfort or abnormal changes in user behavior over time. However, the unpleasant task is that one does not earn honestly in a threatening environment. We propose an improvement logging strategy, a technology that detects internal threats from the user activity chain. Initially, a single-day selection area unit calculated from the user activity log. The array of feature attribute selectors is predefined over the data for each feature over time. Each label sets the data attribute and extracts from the truth below. The XG-boost classifier is used to classify whether the user is malicious or not, and its performance has been compared to various popular methods such as a random forest. The CMU Insider Threat Dataset is only used for internal threat notification, providing approximately 14-GB browsing logs for the general public such as logon, application connection, file transfer, and e-mail log files.