VIENNA, Va. , Dec. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Dr. J. Greg Hanson , Criterion Systems Executive Vice President, and former CIO for the U.S. Senate, will host an Information Management Forum on Wednesday December 10, 2008 at 2pm EST , on the cost trade-offs involved with implementing an information security strategy. Dr. Hanson will engage the group on the issue of determining the point of diminishing returns on cost versus capability in the world of IT. The focus of his discussion is a proprietary methodology for systematically evaluating the trade-off between cost and security value, called return on security investment (ROSI).
According to Dr. Hanson, "IT security has become a national security issue as critical systems are persistently and systematically threatened by various terrorist organizations. CIOs must make the right strategic investments to stay ahead of well funded adversaries." He added, "Our ROSI methodology is an effective tool for the CIO to quantify the security return expected from IT investments. This analysis enables dedicated government employees to meet the high expectations and responsibilities they assume every day." To find our more or register for the forum see Executive Security Council: Evaluating the IT Security ROI (http://www.theimf.com/index.php?id=41&eventID=439).
Prior to joining Criterion, Dr. Hanson served as the first Chief
Information Officer for the United States Senate where he was responsible for
the technology vision and strategy for the Senate. Dr. Hanson is a respected
international lecturer and author with numerous awards for leadership and
professional excellence including a Fed 100 Award in 2005. He has been an
active member of the Air Traffic Control Association (ATCA), Armed Forces
Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA), Greater Washington Board
of Trade, and Northern Virginia Technology Council. Dr. Hanson earned his
Ph.D. in Computer Science from the
About Criterion Systems
Headquartered in Vienna, VA , Criterion Systems, Inc. is a leading provider of information technology services to Government and commercial clients. Criterion delivers full life-cycle consulting services in business and technology strategy, systems architecture and integration solutions, and managed services in highly classified environments, including: advanced search, Microsoft, managed services, and high performance computing solutions. The company serves the Department of Homeland Security, Intelligence and National Security, Department of Defense, Civilian Agency, and Commercial markets. For more information on Criterion and its services please visit www.criterion-sys.com.
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