Why its happening in your company

Information is leaking out from your company (or from your suppliers’ offices—they know a lot about you), that’s certain. You have information of value to rivals, they will take calculated risks to obtain it, are deterred by your (degree of) counter measure and spurred on by your vulnerabilities: Having determined that your information is valuable and under attack, it is ESSENTIAL TO IDENTIFY YOUR VULNERABILITIES.

If you think Sir Charles Branson, having launched VIRGIN AIRLINES in India, is unaware of how vulnerable he is, you have to think again. A buccaneer himself, Branson is reputed to have one of the tightest information cordons in the world of business. It is only when he is sure of a deal, does it ‘leak’. Analysts had long been for seeing the downward spiral of AIR INDIA and even INDIAN AIRLINES, with all the talk of disinvestment – but VIRGIN grabbed the chance of open skies ahead of others.

 

Vulnerabilities can be classified into 4 Types