Peter SchorschDecember 5, 2022
4min0
Two recommendations for CISOs working on competing for talent and closing their workforce gap.
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Peter SchorschDecember 5, 2022
Renzo DowneyJanuary 18, 2022
7min0
Florida has been the target of multiple cybersecurity attacks in recent years.
Renzo DowneyNovember 3, 2021
8min1865
CIO Jamie Grant suggested the team was entering the home stretch.
Jim RosicaJuly 18, 2018
3min320
Simone Marstiller, a retired appellate judge, has been appointed to the Florida Supreme Court’s Judicial Management Council. Marstiller now is with the Gunster law firm’s appellate and government affairs teams, based in the Tallahassee and Tampa offices. The council “serves as high-level management consultants to the Supreme Court and (is) responsible for assisting the chief justice in proactively identifying trends, potential crisis situations, […]
Staff ReportsMay 3, 2017
3min267
The House on Wednesday accepted the Senate’s budget language to reorganize the Agency for State Technology. “The House initially pushed for a complete overhaul of the state’s IT services, which included replacing the agency, but late in the budget negotiations a deal to keep the agency while making changes emerged,” Legislative IQ powered by LobbyTools reported. Proviso language […]
Jim RosicaFebruary 17, 2017
7min657
Jason Allison, Florida’s Chief Information Officer, has told Gov. Rick Scott he is resigning. Allison’s letter, dated Monday, was released Friday by the Agency for State Technology, which Allison heads. News of his departure was exclusively in Friday’s edition of SUNBURN. “My years directing the Agency … and my prior service as your Technology Policy Coordinator […]
Dominic CalabroJune 24, 20145min265
It’s been said that a team is only as strong as its leader. This adage rings especially true as Florida seeks to find its first head of the soon-to-be-created Agency for State Technology. Strong leadership often makes the difference between success and failure, and the state is all too familiar with failure in the arena […]