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New York State Office of Information Technology

www.its.ny.gov

 
We are one team that will connect IT professionals across the state and deliver customer-oriented IT services to partner agencies. By working collectively with agencies, we can make a difference in serving New Yorkers better with measurable outcomes and lead the nation in the innovative use of information technology. The opinions and beliefs expressed by users on this site are those of the users and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of ITS. Comments posted on this site are not considered formal public comment and are not promised or guaranteed to be accurate, current, or complete. ITS assumes no ...
  • Number of Employees: 50K-100K
  • Annual Revenue: > $1 Billion
  • www.its.ny.gov
  • Empire State Plaza P.O. Box 2062
    Albany, NY USA 12220
  • Phone: 844.891.1786

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Edwin Boampong-Appiah
CISO Student Assistant Profile
Brian Koon
Senior Information Security Officer Profile
Michael DeSocio
Chief Information Security Officer Profile
Chris Desain
Information Security Officer Profile
Jessica Katz
Deputy CISO Profile

Jobs

Chief Information Security Officer

New York State Office of Information Technology Services Albany, NY
The Chief Information Security Officer will direct the Chief Information Security Office (CISO) within the NYS Office of Information Technology Services (ITS) to ensure the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of the State information assets.

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