Information security officer definition

Information security officer and “ISO” means the agency employee who is designated by the state forester to develop and manage the agency’s information security program, as required in the Commonwealth’s Information Security Standard, SEC530.

Information security officer. ISO") means a senior-level executive within an organization responsible for establishing and maintaining the enterprise vision, strategy and program to ensure information assets are adequately protected

Information security officer. (ISO) means the Contractor staff responsible for monitoring and analyzing the ORCA system to detect security flaws and vulnerabilities and to work with the Regional Security Engineer to report and resolve security events, incidents or breaches. The ISO or designated Contractor representative may serve as the authorized Incident Commander (IC).

Examples of Information security officer in a sentence

• The MindLife Information security officer is responsible for maintaining a list of authorised users to the MindLife network and platform and for granting and revoking access rights.

• The form should be sent to the Information security officer and in his absence to the Physical Security Officer.

• The typical roles of persons involved with SCADA based monitoring and control operations are SCADA Manager, SCADA Information security officer, SCADA system administrator, SCADA operator, SCADA engineer/developer, field maintenance worker, and external user (via remote access).

• Information security officer in collaboration with user department should identify ICT security risks facing organizational assets.

• Information security officer should consider all relevant statutory, regulatory and contractual requirements to ensure compliance.

More Definitions of Information security officer

Information security officer. The Senior Management assigns the role of Information Security Officer to one of its staff members who is responsible for the performance of the information security program of the organization. Decisions made in these areas are based on an effective risk management program. The Information Security Officer is responsible for identifying risks, threats, and vulnerabilities, and adding controls to mitigate these risks. Additionally, they also summarize remaining residual risks and report the same to Senior Management in a timely manner.

Information security officer and “ISO” means the agency employee who is designated by the state forester to develop and manage the agency’s information security program, as required in the Commonwealth’s Information Security Standard, SEC501. The director of information systems currently serves in this role.

Information security officer shall have the meaning set forth in Section 11.01(b).