October 5, 2007 By News Report
Pennsylvania's information security architecture program was one of only 11 state information technology initiatives awarded for outstanding achievement in information technology by the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO).
Pennsylvania was recognized for improving information security and privacy in state government.
"In today's world of increasing threats to security, Pennsylvania is proud to have developed a multifaceted approach to information security that encompasses efficient and effective technology solutions, policy development and employee awareness," said Brenda Orth, chief technology officer for the commonwealth. "Pennsylvania remains committed to providing quality service to citizens while protecting their information and privacy."
In the past two years, the Governor Rendell's Office of Administration has introduced several information security initiatives which together make up the Pennsylvania information security architecture. The highlights of the program include:
The NASCIO recognition awards are given annually to those states who have implemented programs that have made an important contribution to the operation of state government.
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