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CISO
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CISOChief Information Security Officer
CISOCalifornia Independent System Operator
CISOcounterintelligence support officer (US DoD)
CISOcounterintelligence staff officer (US DoD)
CISOCanadian International Security Organization (Captain Canuck comic fictional spy organization)
CISOCounterintelligence Security Officer
CISOCurriculum Instructions & Standards Office
CISOCommercial Imagery Staff Office


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The majority of attacks come from within," says Stan Gatewood, chief information security officer for the University of Georgia.
IT security beset by under-funding by Goral, Tim / University Business
Gatewood, chief information security officer at the University of Georgia, told the Times.
Colleges failing computer security by Information Management Journal
Most recently, he served as chief information security officer (CISO) for Volkswagen Credit, where he created and implemented the information security program.
ISC2(R) Names Ed Zeitler New Executive Director by Business Wire
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