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Identifying the Weakest Link in Data Security Defence

In helping to improve the efficient use of data while also enhancing data protection and compliance standards, one information security expert claims that organisations need to take heed from the U.S. Department of Defence (DoD). According to Andrew Serwin, CEO of The Lares Institute , a think tank focused on technology, privacy and information governance, ‘the cyber risk is an asymmetric threat –organised actors who try to use information against us, create an information imbalance to find the weakest link and then attack.’