A CIO's Perspective: Ensuring Constituent Trust in Modern Government

As governments modernize their operations, increasing transparency and accountability should be their North Star. Data privacy and protection have become cornerstones of public trust.

Few people know this better than Nadean Shavor, CIO of the California Franchise Tax Board, where she formerly served as chief information security officer (CISO). Responsible for collecting billions of dollars a year in personal income taxes from California residents, the agency’s first foundational principle is to “protect the privacy and security of data entrusted to us.”

Join Government Technology on April 28 at 11:30 a.m. Pacific/2:30 p.m. Eastern as we talk about how government organizations can best balance the need to modernize and offer convenient digital services while safeguarding constituents’ personal information.

We’ll cover critical topics like:

• How modern government is evolving the concept of trust
• Why it’s important to understand your risk tolerance as an organization, communicate it to business stakeholders and use it to guide your decisions
• How CIOs and CISOs can build strong relationships to further their agency’s security goals