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After nearly seven years as Michigan chief information security office, Dan Lohrmann got promoted earlier this year to the post of state chief technology officer. But despite new responsibilities, Lohrmann remains a key knowledge center on how Michigan handles information security.
Lohrmann, in an interview, says preventing data loss is among the biggest IT security challenges the state faces. Speaking with Information Security Media Group's Eric Chabrow, Lohrmann compares how the state governs cybersecurity with that of the federal government, and in many respects, it's not much different. Michigan relies on the Federal Information Security Management Act and guidance from the National Institute of Standards and Technology to keep state IT safe. One advantage, Lohrmann concedes, the state has over its federal counterparts: Michigan isn't graded on compliance by the Office of Management and Budget.
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Attorneys can conduct security risks assessments under the color of client privilege, making it less likely to surface in discovery during litigation. But healthcare firms should consider the cons before they take that route, said attorney Adam Greene, partner at the law firm Davis Wright Tremaine.
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Real and intense financial pressures on rural and small healthcare clinics mandate making difficult decisions on allocating funds to cybersecurity, said Greg Sieg, CISO at the University of Michigan Regional Health Network. "The funding is just not there."
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