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Very concerned Moderately concerned Not too concerned. Not concerned--security has it covered.

0. CIOs ONLY: How would you characterize your concern over a potential IT-related breach of citizen privacy?. Very concerned Moderately concerned Not too concerned. Not concerned--security has it covered. 0.

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Very concerned Moderately concerned Not too concerned. Not concerned--security has it covered.

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  1. 0 CIOs ONLY: How would you characterize your concern over a potential IT-related breach of citizen privacy? • Very concerned • Moderately concerned • Not too concerned. • Not concerned--security has it covered.

  2. 0 CIOs ONLY: Do you have a CPO - Chief Privacy Officeror equivalent function in your office (i.e. someone who monitors and handles privacy issues)? • Yes, I have a Chief Privacy Officer • Yes, I have an equivalent privacy position • No • No, but plan to • Is the state CPO any relation to Star Wars’ C3PO?

  3. 0 CIOs ONLY: What is the greatest privacy challengefacing state CIOs? • Potential for data breaches • Privacy concerns with cross-boundary information-sharing • Privacy and electronic health records • Secondary uses/sale of public records • The insider threat • Quickness of evolving threats (phishing, spyware)

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