The successful hack of the Liquor Control Board of Ontario’s data is only the latest in a long series of security breaches that threaten both consumers’ private information and savings. For BofA Securities analyst Tal Liani, it means that corporate executives will continue to spend heavily on network security and related stocks are set to produce outsized profitability. This past year featured a series of major global data hacks – Uber, the Los Angeles School District and the teen who hacked Rockstar Games to get an early look at Grand Theft Auto VI to name three – just like every…