When thinking of data breaches across the board, the initial thought that comes to mind is the lone hacker sitting at their computer attempting to gain access to a specific company's server. According to Eddie Schwartz, chair of ISACA's Cybersecurity Advisory Council, "If we look at security breaches over the last five to seven years, it's pretty clear that people, whether it's through accidental or intentional introduction of malware, represent the single most important point of failure in terms of security vulnerabilities.