Vince Dasta

Vince Dasta is the Associate Director of the Security and Privacy practice at Protiviti, where he helps companies quantify and manage their cybersecurity risk. He’s also Chair of the FAIR Institute’s Chicago Chapter, which advances the discipline of measuring and managing information risk. Vince previously served eight years as a Surface Warfare Officer in the US Navy. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Information Systems and Communications from Iowa State University.
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Fall & Winter Digital Issue 2019
Cyber Risk Quantification Versus Heat Maps: Which One Is Better?
BY Vince Dasta
Dec. 10 2019
These days, there’s no shortage of news stories about the latest data breach, which may leave a lot of cybersecurity professionals in a cold sweat more frequently. Furthermore, some of these professionals...
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