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12 Apr 2008 |
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ABSTRACT:
The legislation that created Arizona's Statewide Information Security and Privacy Office last August (ARS 41-3507) brought David VanderNaalt home to Phoenix as the state's chief information security officer. One of the former American Express and City of New York CISO's first acts in office was to work with Governor Janet Napolitano's office to develop Executive Order 2008-10, which mandates that state agencies formalize their cybersecurity efforts and mitigate threats against citizens' personal information.
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AUTHOR:
Michael S. Mimoso
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BROWSE RELATED RESOURCES:
CISOs | Cybersecurity | Government Information Security | State Governments |
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