State Chief Information Security Officer - Career Executive
The State Chief Security Information Officer (CISO), Director for the Bureau of Security, reports to the division's Deputy Division Administrator and is responsible for the statewide security (i.e. cybersecurity) program while representing the State of Wisconsin among its peer state CISOs across the nation as the State of Wisconsin CISO. The CISO's role is to provide vision and leadership for developing and supporting security initiatives as a component of the department's oversight responsibilities for all state agencies. The CISO directs the planning and implementation of enterprise Information Technology (IT) security solutions in support of associated business operations and general defenses against security vulnerabilities.
The CISO is responsible for providing regulatory oversight of IT security. This oversight includes the development of enterprise-wide policy, standards, and procedures as guidance for compliance with federal laws, regulations, and sound security, data, and privacy practices. Additionally, the CISO is responsible for developing security program strategy and plans to ensure compliance and further enhance security practices across all state agencies, while aligning to Wisconsin's Strategic IT Plan. The perfect candidate will have excellent communication skills, a knack for developing and maintaining professional relationships, and the ability to work with individuals at all levels within an organization. Additionally, the perfect candidate will have established relationships with other state or federal agencies/partners that provide insight and guidance around security best practices, challenges, and opportunities.
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Department of Administration - Data Manager
The Bureau of Technical Architecture is hiring! The DOA Data Manager is responsible for developing and guiding the overarching strategy and principles of DOA’s and supported customer data management program including being responsible for the collection, storage, and utilization of data within those organizations. Privacy professionals with extensive proven experience managing data governance programs are encouraged to apply!
Under general direction, this position serves as the Department of Administration's (DOA's) Data Manager. This position is responsible for developing and guiding the overarching strategy and principles of DOA's and supported customer data management program including being responsible for the collection, storage, and utilization of data within those organizations. The role should ensure that data is accurate, accessible, secure, and facilitate informed decision-making and planning. This will include things like developing data quality standards, performing classifications, assisting in DOA's and supported customer governance and interoperability. The position is also responsible for guiding the short- and long-term planning and continuous improvement efforts related to data management, including ensuring the department's investments in data are leveraged to their fullest potential and data risks are mitigated.
The position works closely with leaders and subject matter experts (e.g., division data stewards) from DOA divisions and supported customers to develop policies and procedures related to the collection, storage and use of data. This position also involves working with staff across DOA to create data literacy and training programs for staff. This position will also work closely with DOA Legal and Privacy areas on policy and governance.
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